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“Erin Go Bragh”
Despite a reasonable starting time of 10 AM, the delegates to the 2nd Annual Marine Money Dublin Ship Finance Forum filed in early ever ready to meet old friends and make new contacts. If there was one single takeaway from this conference for us it is the fact that the Irish people are happy, warm, smart, blunt and can charm your pants off. This is what makes it a great business center, not all the fancy tax stuff. Notwithstanding my frivolous view, keep up the good work, Jim; it does really make a difference. As we usually do, we have extracted below insights and comments that in our prejudiced or self-serving view we thought were useful or interesting. We are faced with our usual problem of so much to choose
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