Nail art by Deviant artist KayleighOC
BANKS MAY be granted greater powers to contact customers who are in mortgage difficulty, under proposals being considered by the Central Bank.
Under the existing code of conduct set out by the Central Bank, lenders are forbidden from contacting customers who are in arrears more than three times in one calendar month.
It is understood the Central Bank is seeking to review this stipulation, amid concern that some customers are not addressing their arrears problem.
Banks may get greater powers to contact clients in arrears (Irish Times)
Your Stars
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Today‘s Irish Independent.
Thanks Jenny R
Friend took a risk to send me a picture of this sign in small Cork pub: “No Mobiles In Bar”. Excellent rule. twitter.com/malonebarry/st…
— Barry Malone (@malonebarry) March 13, 2012
Or scary, mean pub.
YOU decide.
Uncanny
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Sabastian Jagusch, age 4, from Kimmage, Dublin, at the SPARK (Single Parents Acting For The Rights Of Our Kids) protest outside the Dail today.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Merhorses
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We had not seen these before.
Our money is on some manner of Irish fable involving horses, water and great bravery.
Capel Street Bridge, Dublin, captured today by Ednacz.
Biblical
atTeam #labour is ready with our sign for the #coalitionclashoftheash with #finegael v #labour @broadsheet_ie twitpic.com/8vwlvn
— jennifermallen (@jennifermallen) March 13, 2012
Enda Kenny, struggles with his famous ‘inner eejit’, as he waits for Nancy Pelosi at government buildings within the last hour.
There she is.
See? All better now.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Mmf.
at@broadsheet_ie the nice people at @emobileireland applying the most personal of touches in their email to me today twitter.com/beeekaay86/sta…
— Barry Kavanagh (@beeekaay86) March 13, 2012