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Let's keep pushing the brown envelope.

The good news is that Ireland has moved up one spot from 17th to 16th place in the worldwide corruption league. The bad news is that we have no idea how we've done this, so can take no lessons from it on how to keep climbing the table in the future. It's worth noting at this point that the higher up the table you are the less corrupt you're deemed to be. You might have assumed it was the other way round.

Seeing as exactly how we've become less corrupt in the last year remains a mystery, we can only be left to speculate. Maybe it's because the politicians were embarrassed because we voted "No" against their wishes in the Lisbon Treaty, and, if we know one thing about the ...

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