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Published 07/02/2009 by Zero Hedge

When Irish Eyes Are Downgraded

Moody's sees likelihood of further gradual deterioration of Irish creditworthiness. Other things that will increase the sodium chloride and recycled beer and whiskey content of the Liffey include:- Does not see any further changes to Ireland’s rating likely in short-term.-...

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