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@Birdsong

None as blind as those who won't see.

Actually, it's pidgin, Uncle-Doug.

Ah! 'Appen so.

I wonder what that massive project would be. A new town?

The Trotsky - Great posts!

Interest rates are headed down and the govt has put in significant measures to make it easier for house builders to build. I piles in following the Labour victory, thinking things would happen quicker. I'm still underwater but I am happy with the dividend and improving prospects for TW.

She really does seem a bit nuts. I wouldn't be surprised if she's on anti-depressants. It can't be easy dealing with these levels of ridicule. I'm not saying she doesn't deserve it though.

Absolutely. America has been self-obsessed and ignorant of the rest of the world for most of its existence. American exceptionalism is a euphemism for bias.

@coeurdelion

Phew! The bond market has stabilised.

And Ireland is the only predominantly native English speaking country in the EU. Birg has a lot going for it.

And Ireland has the third highest average salary in the EU.

And, although we don't have the sub-prime shenanigans inflating earnings, we do have Birg sitting at the confluence of the UK and the EU, which could be more valuable and is much more sustainable.

@Cheated.

Course you did!

I see Nathan Gill is up for sentencing this month for taking Russian bribes, Stanley.

(For those not familiar with Nathan Gill, he was Reform UK Wales leader and worked with Farage in Ukip and the Brexit parties before that.)

What nonsense, Stanley. They are just after your money and power, like Trump in his country of gullible fools.

@stanleyb

Exaggerations and right wing tripe R Us.

That was a reply to Giantsquid.

Why should we trust gaslighting millionaires who accept bribes from Putin's Russia? They already royally screwed up the country with Brexit. You must be joking.

What pet projects?

Which real issues?

Cooking, thank you also for that info.

As I said in the post that in my excitement I garbled, according to CompaniesMarketCap website, Bank of Ireland Group's share price reached £160.70 in 2007 just before it crashed.