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The people who were trowing the shillings at them are a bigger problem long term if the central bank were to give in to the pressure coming on them to relax controls again,I thought that the presenter was good. The subjects struck me as not the full shilling, particularly the wife who seemed to grin inanely the whole time. Not the worst thing I’ve ever seen.
I didn't see the program either, but the below is from the junior cycle business studies curriculum:What does it matter if one had a degree in business or Law or medicine or if one is a teacher?
teaching it and experiencing it at a personal level might not necessarily coincide.
What harm if people can’t figure out for themselves in the short term when they are young their financial situation.
Marion
That's outragous. Sounds like Celtic Tiger Mark 2 to me. Won't be long now until the 14K limit is a target and it's increased at the stroke of a pen to 20K.The thing that I was not surprised to hear was one of them was turned down for a credit card ,The other then applied for one with a max limit of 4000 euro and was approved for 14000 euro ,Any one who is questioning /don't understand why the Central bank are forcing banks to sell off bad debt got there answer ,
I was particularly intrigued when they went into a travel agent to book two tickets to America.
What about the subtitles that appeared on screen from time to time?
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