Adam Maguire is a journalist based in Ireland, focusing on national news. He writes for RTE and his work has also appeared in Solicitors Journal. Adam covers a range of topics, including business, consumer trends, taxation, and cultural developments.
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Like Christmas music, having a hit festive film can be a guaranteed money-spinner for decades to come, writes Adam Maguire.
By: Adam Maguire
After more than a decade of crashes, bailouts, nationalisation, mounting mortgage arrears, tracker scandals, lenders' departures and IT meltdowns, Ireland's Big Three banks finally looked to be in rude health once again this year.
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