Irish Protests

"Protesters have stormed Ireland’s parliament during a march against government plans to inject billions of euros into the country’s banks.

Dozens of people broke away from the march and ran at the gates of the parliament’s main building, Leinster House.

They wrestled with police, who tried to force them back and secure the gate.

At least one man suffered a head injury during the scuffles with organisers appealing for calm.

Officers stopped the protesters from breaching the gate.

Gardai said no arrests were made and the scuffle was brought under control within minutes.

One man was seen walking away with blood dripping from the back of his head."

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/breaking-news/uk-ireland/banks-protesters-storm-parliament-14804947.html#ixzz0nefF58j4

It looks to me like the protestors do not want the central bank to create too much money for Greece as they feel that they might need the bailout later and don’t want the central bank to be stingy.

They just seem to have been gripped by the Icelandic anti-bank phobia. They do not protest against inflation but against banks getting the money, which is good but should not get one too much exited. Just good old socialism.