Irish Bailout
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We can see the effect of the recent State recapitalisation of the covered banks in the Money, Credit and Banking Statistics. Here are Irish resident deposits in the covered banks. Our focus here is on government deposits.
Recapitalising the banks
Dublin, pour sauver son secteur bancaire, a annoncé, le 30 septembre, que son déficit public atteindra 32 % du PIB fin 2010, soit trois fois plus que celui qui était espéré !
Pourquoi l’Irlande n’a pas déclenché une nouvelle crise de la zone euro - Coulisses de Bruxelles, UE
L’attention des médias sur la situation de l’Irlande s’est beaucoup portée sur le « plan de sauvetage » de 67,5 milliards d’euros conclu en novembre 2010, et remis sur le devant de la scène lors du sommet de l’eurozone le 11 mars dernier.
La face cachée du « sauvetage » de l’Irlande | Cellule de crise
Protests against irish bailout
Thousands of demonstrators march through Dublin to protest against budget cuts and an EU-IMF bailout. Photograph: Peter Morrison/AP
THE EU last night finally signed off on our €85bn bailout -- with a clear warning that we have to turn our economy around in four years.
It's an €85bn deal -- now it's up to us - National News, Frontpage - Independent.ie
IMF chief predicts 'rapid recovery' from our crisis - Irish, Business - Independent.ie
IRELAND'S economy can get "back on track'' very rapidly once the problems in the banking sector are dealt with, the head of the IMF predicted yesterday. IMF managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said the €85bn package agreed for Ireland would fix the banks and ultimately the economy. "I think the decision that has been made will fix the problems in the banking sector, and the Irish economy will come back on track rather rapidly," he said.
Ireland funding. | Finance
The end of February exchequer statement, released by the Department of Finance, shows how much money Ireland has drawn from the EU/IMF ‘bailout’. Note 7 shows: It is probably worth having a look at the total €85bn package for Ireland, to see who has promised to lend the money, and – more importantly – when they are getting it.
Ireland must find €17.5bn from its pension fund and reserves for bailout | Business | The Guardian
EU ministers tonight spelt out the terms of Ireland 's €85bn international financial rescue package, and revealed the Dublin government will have to raid its national pension fund and other cash reserves for €17.5bn as a condition of the deal to bail out its banks and debt-laden economy.Ireland's debt crisis - live coverage | Business | guardian.co.uk
11.16pm: More from Henry McDonald, on reports tonight from Brussels that the UK will play some role in a de facto bail out rescue plan for the Irish Repubilc would be of some supreme historic irony.
Ireland bailout fails to calm nervy markets | Business | The Guardian
Irish prime minister Brian Cowen speaking to the media in Dublin yesterday after the EU approved the €85bn bailout.Un plan trop loin
Comme on pouvait le pressentir déjà vaguement ou moins depuis quelques jours , et notamment depuis que l’Irlande hurlait à qui voulait l’entendre qu’elle n’avait besoin de personne, patatras, cela n’a pas loupé : tout le monde se presse à son chevet.'No more black holes' in Ireland's banks, says central bank governor | Business | The Guardian
Anglo Irish Bank was run by the now bankrupt Seán FitzPatrick.Irish budget praised by European commission as 'tough and ambitious' | Business | guardian.co.uk
The European commission headquarters in Brussels.Finance minister Brian Lenihan to whom critics say the bank reforms would grant excessive power. Photograph: Julien Behal/PA There have been angry exchanges today between the government and opposition deputies in the Irish parliament over the legislation to reform banking and accept the €85bn (£71) IMF/ECB bailout.