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Halifax BOSI pulling out of Ireland, 750 jobs lost | Newstalk - Ireland's National Independent Talk Radio Broadcaster


If there was a future for banking in Ireland would they have stayed ?

Seems drastic.

Feel sorry for the 750 staff that had good wages & pensions.

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According to RTE 1,600 jobs at risk

RTÉ Business: Fears for Bank of Scotland (Ireland) jobs
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750 more on dole and 750 less paying tax to keep their "betters" in public sector among the best renumerated in the world.
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Seven minutes to swing the thread to Public Sector bashing. Jesus.


Stay on topic.
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750 more on dole and 750 less paying tax to keep their "betters" in public sector among the best renumerated in the world.
THe old switch and bait. How many hundred thousand jobs will be lost thanks to FF and the PD's being bought by sectional interests. The talk of free markets is all fine, but like communism it ends up benefiting very few. What about the FF/PD hacks at the very top of the semi-states etc, they will not have their wages cut. What about the failed enterprises that are our banks - that should have been let go to the wall.


Self-employed btw, I got off my ass and did something rather than ************************* about others, that are not responsible for this tidal wave of economic crap.
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750 more on dole and 750 less paying tax to keep their "betters" in public sector among the best renumerated in the world.
Your "logic" is deeply flawed. And I'm not entriely what point you think you are making.

What exactly does this have to do with Public Sector pay?
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IMF/ECB come on in, the patients have taken over the asylum.
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850 jobs to be retained thank God in commercial / head office
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RTÉ Business: D&B to create 100 new jobs in Dublin

And the future is debt collection. An announcement today that D&B to create 100 jobs by wait for it, the middle of next year. Supported by IDA
Must be part of the deal that you get media inches for a good news story.
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Not great news. Of course, it is only the large job losses that actually get the headlines. I'd like to see RTE do a program on various towns around the country and highlight the death of a thousand cuts that manufacturing, retail and service industries are going through.

After the circus that was Lillis and Lee, this after all, is what news stories are all about. Honestly, I don't often get depressed, but the level of governance and direction we are getting from all politicians and all parties is enough to make me turn my back on all of them.
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