There is plenty of evidence of the Irish state banks losing deposits. As per my posting in the other thread, Anglo for example, have lost 50% of their deposits in 2 years. INBS have lost 40% of their deposits. This is public information that is available for all to read in their accounts.
The AIB 2010 Accounts for Jan to June 2010 point to 5 billion in corporate deposit exits, but growing consumer deposits, but overall negative deposit growth. The Sunday Tribune article last Sunday, stated AIB was losing significant corporate deposits. There are also dozens of postings on AAM that point towards 'state bank withdrawals'. The state bank inflated deposit rates, especially in Anglo/INBS/AIB offshore etc also speak volumes about what they are having to do to attract deposits.
All evidence. I don't see any point in pretending that it is not happening any more.
Having said this, the Irish state is propping up the banks with huge support and it would still, to me, seem unlikely that any saver in an Irish state bank will loose money, but the risk is not zero.