News Ireland in court over Apple's back taxes

So what happens if Ireland continues to stick two fingers up at the EU, what if Ireland refuses to pay any penalties?

 

See Greece. The buck always stops somewhere - generally at the feet of the people who can't dodge it (i.e. the average bloke on the street). Not that anyone is exactly free of blame - I didn't hear the common people complaining about all the jobs the dodgy Irish system generated. It's a free credit now generation, worry about what that really costs another day.

 

We'll hire Farage as a consultant.