User:Financefactz

This user has created 66 articles on Wikipedia.

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lives in Ireland.

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This user has been on Wikipedia for 5 years and 6 months.

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My contributions...

A sample of articles I have created, substantially re-written, written the vast majority of, or saved includes....

Schools

Old houses

Old buildings and structures

Heritage

Archaeology
- Steine of Dublin
- Aideen's Grave

Guilds and Guildhalls

Street and squares

Modern buildings

Pubs

Companies, finance and organistations

Other
- Aidan Kearney (rugby union)
- Mullahoran

A few of my favourite experienced editors who I occasionally track

User:Chrisdoyleorwell - Contributions (RIP - Died 21 August 2023)
User:Guliolopez - Contributions
User:Asarlaí‎ - Contributions
User:Sheila1988 - Contributions

Links

Link to my Wikimedia commons account

Google Books citation generator

List of Captured Pages

Most of the below are captured pages of Britishfinance and his cronies

Leprechaun economics
Feargal O'Rourke
Base erosion and profit shifting
Corporate haven
Double Irish arrangement
Ireland as a tax haven
Put on the green jersey - now reviewed and somewhat cleansed of overt bias and overlinking, there is still quite a bit of work to be done on it though
Tax haven
Modified gross national income
Corporation tax in the Republic of Ireland
Institute of International and European Affairs - working on fixing this relatively small article on a well known think-tank/lobby group
Ireland v Commission (formerly EU illegal State aid case against Apple in Ireland)
International Financial Services Centre
Corporate haven - 5 separate photos included of Irish politicians disliked by the editor.

The below page is a captured page by separate parties...

Nelson's Pillar

BF trademarks

Large amounts of material in "quotation marks"
Large amounts of linking several times to the one article via links hidden behind pipes
Large amounts of notes
Large amounts of citations with material which doesn't relate to the page or article itself
Excessive detail and listing on niche issues
Moving the subject matter of articles away from the subject and towards, taxation, Ireland and particularly Irish politicians