Vinnie B has some market analysts on his show, trying to shine light on the bottomless pit that is Irish debt. Unfortunately, they can’t find the end of it. 343 billion seems to be the largest estimate, with 200 billion plus being the baseline. Their recommendation – default on the banks’ debt, or at least threaten to.
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