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TwitterContinued difficulties for the Euro zone have seen its currency fall against the dollar, and the Euro hit a fresh low against the Swiss Fran on Monday. Perhaps chief among the difficulties for the euro is the continued speculation about the insolvency of European countries like Spain. Moody’s indicated that it may well follow up [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Ireland’
Is The Euro Trash?
Posted by Nathan Jackson on December 21st, 2010
Posted in Money, World 
Tags: belgium, euro, forex, france, Ireland, spain, swiss francs 
No Comments »Greek Debt Turns Out To Be Even Worse
Posted by Derrick Lawson on November 16th, 2010
Greek officials recently announced that their country’s budget woes are even more dire than they had originally believed, stoking growing fears across the EU that the financial crisis might only be beginning, especially as Ireland and Portugal are rumored to be in similar straits. Athens received 93 billion euros in bailout money from other EU [...]
Car bomb goes off near hotel in Northern Ireland
Posted by Micheal Barbrick on October 5th, 2010
A car bomb detonated near a hotel last night in Londonderry located in Northern Ireland. The explosion caused no casualties. Speculations are now spreading because the attack came hours after provincial police warned that dissident republican groups have intensified their armed campaign. The explosion happened nearby the Da Vinci Hotel, located on Culmore Road, causing [...]
Posted in World Tags: bomb threat, Car bomb, Culmore Road, Da Vinci Hotel, Ireland, Irish Republican Army, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, Ulster Bank No Comments »
