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<blockquote data-quote="Actin The Sham" data-source="post: 2863712" data-attributes="member: 91"><p>I saw David Begg, general secretary of the Irish Congress Of Trade Unions, ICTU, deep in conversation with Senator Ronan Mullen in the Merrion Hotel a few weeks ago. They were having coffee.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Mr. Begg can well afford it, since he is on the board of the Central Bank, and has been for some years now. This position affords him a salary of in excess of €45,000 a year. Interestingly, the Central Bank has been responsible for "stress testing" the country's commercial banks, (AIB, Bank Of Ireland, Anglo-Irish Bank, etc....) for some time now, and during Mr. Beggs tenure it repeatedly signalled that "everything was fine."</p><p></p><p></p><p>He is one of the "fatcats" that he repeatedly criticises, and to make things worse, he was responsible for regulating these same fatcats at the height of the property bubble.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Actin The Sham, post: 2863712, member: 91"] I saw David Begg, general secretary of the Irish Congress Of Trade Unions, ICTU, deep in conversation with Senator Ronan Mullen in the Merrion Hotel a few weeks ago. They were having coffee. Mr. Begg can well afford it, since he is on the board of the Central Bank, and has been for some years now. This position affords him a salary of in excess of €45,000 a year. Interestingly, the Central Bank has been responsible for "stress testing" the country's commercial banks, (AIB, Bank Of Ireland, Anglo-Irish Bank, etc....) for some time now, and during Mr. Beggs tenure it repeatedly signalled that "everything was fine." He is one of the "fatcats" that he repeatedly criticises, and to make things worse, he was responsible for regulating these same fatcats at the height of the property bubble. [/QUOTE]
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