Created Wed 2nd Apr 12:06pm PDT by 
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All questions » World » Europe » donal Will Brian Cowen succeed Bertie Ahern as Taoiseach (Irish PM)?
Settled as Yes
After the Irish Media disgracefully hounded Bertie out of office (I'm using a bit of editorial license here), will Biffo be the next Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister)
Settlement details:
As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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Activity: H$5,120
Settled as Yes on Tue 15th Apr 4:18am PDT
Suspend date: Wed 7th May 12:59am PDT Settlement date: Tue 15th Apr 4:18am PDT
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 90%
Action history:
Suspend date: Wed 7th May 12:59am PDT Settlement date: Tue 15th Apr 4:18am PDT
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score: 10
The Sunday Business Post, Ireland 32 weeks ago
Outgoing Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will tomorrow address an Oireachtas Committee on the Good Friday Agreement to mark the historic accord's 10th...
score: 10
Belfast Telegraph 32 weeks ago
It may well be an indication of things to come that the last meeting of Peter Robinson and Brian Cowen as finance ministers and before their...
score: 10
The Sunday Tribune, Ireland 32 weeks ago
Irish consumers are less than impressed with Bertie Ahern and Fianna Fail's legacy and are hoping for far more focus from Brian Cowen on the...
score: 10
The Sunday Tribune, Ireland 32 weeks ago
IT'S indicated that outgoing Taoiseach Bertie Ahern may meet Northern Ireland first minister Ian Paisley at the Battle of the Boyne heritage centre...
score: 10
Eircom.net 33 weeks ago
BRIAN COWEN and Peter Robinson have described a new initiative to potentially transfer thousands of jobs originally earmarked for the financial ...
WHY NOT start the odds at 98% and ask for an immediate settlement?
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