Michael Fingleton's Death Prompts Reflection on Ireland's Banking Crisis

The passing of Michael Fingleton, former head of Irish Nationwide, has led to discussions that his death does not conclude the narrative of Ireland's banking crisis, for which he was partly blamed.

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After the crash: Michael Fingleton’s death does not close the book on Ireland's banking crisis

The former Irish Nationwide boss, who passed away this week, was far from the only one to blame for the reckless lending that brought the country to its knees.

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Michael Fingleton's Death Prompts Reflection on Ireland's Banking Crisis

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After the crash: Michael Fingleton’s death does not close the book on Ireland's banking crisis

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