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Your tax limericks
Tess Vigeland Mar 17, 2012
Readers from around the U.S. sent us their opinions of taxation in limerick form.
No riots, but Ireland feels the pain of austerity
Christopher Werth Mar 15, 2012
Ireland is tackling its debt crisis with a harsh program of austerity measures. The Irish are not rioting, as the Greeks did, but they are hurting.
Parish priest in Ireland reflects on country's bailout
Jeremy Hobson Mar 6, 2012
After 15 years of the "Celtic Tiger," Ireland has faced rough financial times in recent years. But can Greece and other European countries learn a thing or two from its experience?
Irish citizens boycott new homeowners tax
Christopher Werth Feb 8, 2012
Packed, town hall-style meetings have sprung up all across Ireland over the past several weeks.
What's the difference: Secured vs. unsecured bonds
Paddy Hirsch Jan 26, 2012
Learn the difference between secured and unsecured debt -- a lesson that Irish taxpayers could use as they face the prospect of footing the bill for the bailout of state-owned Anglo Irish Bank.
Austere living in Ireland
Tess Vigeland Dec 9, 2011
Ireland has been in an economic decline since before 2008 and is gearing up for a second round of austerity cuts. We talk to an Irish family about how they're coping in the slumping economy.
Have austerity measures worked in Ireland?
Steve Chiotakis Dec 6, 2011
Ireland was bailed out a year ago, and it is now facing another round of austerity measures. How are the Irish people faring in these stricter conditions?
Ireland seeks debt relief help from Europe
Jeremy Hobson Nov 24, 2011
Ireland's banks were bailed out last year, but now it says it needs more money from Europe to help cover the costs of that bailout.
MID-DAY UPDATE: Economy added 216,000 jobs in March, NASDAQ puts the moves on NYSE
Katharine Crnko Apr 1, 2011
Here are today's top headlines from the Marketplace Morning Report and around the web....
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