Irish Banks

Irish 2 year bonds have gone over 10%,The markets are saying default imminent,There should not be one more cent put into these banks by the Irish Government,But the Irish Government is a bird with two right wings,so they will lie down to our German,French,and British masters and make sure it is the Irish taxpayer will pay not these huge European institutions!

We Irish do the blame game very well......Where is this money the banks borrowed to sell on.........our hero worshipped developers are having a right laugh..........2 brothers down the road from me owe banks a combined €1 billion and couldn't give a toss........they paid their labourers 3 times the average industrial wage.......the developer simon kelly doing the media circut in for €2 billion and saying it's not his fault, the list goes on......€80 billion owed to the banks by 50 individuals.........but sure let's blame someone else.

The time has come for us to raise the black flag,spit on our hands and begin cutting throats!

The black flag merchants are struggling also......they were the preffered thug of choice for rent collections.

Ulster Bank is the answer to your question.

Time4change...how safe is Ulster Bank ? and would it be safer to open an account with this bank north of the border...because before this state does a Sovereign default it just might make one last attempt to stave off default and grab the Irish citizens savings to bail out the banks...this has been done in other countries esp. in South America and history has one nasty habit i.e REPITITION

Rabo are the place to go for deposits. Good rates and are actually safe.

Jay, UB are guaranteed under the Irish deposit scheme for 100,000 for sole a/c's and 200k for joint a/c's. The thing is they are owned by RBS who are in a good position and are paying back their debt to the English government quicker than expected.

RABO .

Rabo have an AAA credit rating from Moody's and Standard and Poor and are one of the 4 safest banks in the world to hold money with.

Ulster bank are A2 and also hold a lower BFSR rating and RBS the parent are Aa3.

So in saying Rabo are the safest option I am spot on.

Sunday Indo reports that "the overwhelming majority of the senior bankers who were running key units as the banks doled out tens of billions of disastrous loans to developers are still in the same or similiar jobs" ....so goggin and sheehan were just cosmetic...4 executives have shared 14million euro since 2006...at whose expense ?....how long is Enda and Ml. Noonan goin to allow this to  disgrace and two fingers to the IRISH taxpayer

Scooby I thought you'd be too busy helping your Libyan brothers to bother with bankers or have you abandoned that cause since the tide turned?

I will never abandon my Brother the Great Col Gaddafi Redroar,and im not sure what you mean by tide turning.Gaddafi will not be defeated from the air,if ground troops enter Libya,Libya will burn.The Great Col Gaddafi psises down the throat of the Rats sarkozy,cameron and obama!

Una Claffey met Our Brother the Great Col Gaddafi in oct 86 for RTE!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORrAhyI9zp8

redroar Joined: 08 Apr 06
Replies: 1738 28 Mar 11 21:27   
Scooby I thought you'd be too busy helping your Libyan brothers to bother with bankers or have you abandoned that cause since the tide turned?

Gaddafi's guns did enough harm to the banks and those who worked in them for the cause. Bet he would not be happy now the majority of these men of the cause peddle in narcotics. freedom fighters/criminals.

PTSB is now to become State owned .....was always meant to be the small savers bank .......unbelievable

The staff are bricking it as rumour has it they could be put on public sector pay scales and conditions with perks removed.

One must build with whatever materials are on hand gant,Fcuk law and order!

>>Share dealing now suspended at PTSB .....how safe are our savings in this BASKET CASE now

Stress tests 2moro should be of some interest .......but no stress for FINGERS Gogin or sheehan .........day all laughing at the taxpayer.........

Listening to Vincent O Brien and it's very hard to understand what really is going on. I bet this is not the end of it. How come its taken about five attempts to get us where we are. Its madness. How such small banks in the scheme of things could cause such damage is shocking.