An article by financial journalist Michael Lewis in next month’s Vanity Fair argues that Ireland will have no choice but to default on the private debt (i.e.
The latest Central Bank Quarterly Bulletin has produced growth predictions that are substantially lower than those contained in the Government’s Budget.
Social Justice Ireland believes that:
Full text of the EU/IMF Programme Documents can be downloaded below.
Full text of the EU/IMF Programme Documents can be accessed here
Fiscal Measures in the Programme Taxation Lowering of personal income tax bands and credits or equivalent measures
The insult to Ireland’s poor and vulnerable people originally perpetrated by EU Commissioner for Economic and Monitory Affairs, Mr Olli Rehn (when he refused to meet representatives of these groups
Ireland's negotiations with the European Commission, the ECB and the IMF were concluded on Sunday, November 28, 2010. The bottom line is that Ireland's tax-payers, poor people and vulnerable
November 25, 2010 The New York Times Eating the Irish
Social Justice Ireland’s analysis of the Government’s National Plan for Recovery 2011-2014 shows that social welfare rates are set to fall by between €40 and €62 a week for a single person by 2014
