Thierry Henry's handball cost the Irish economy $150 million

However depressed Irish people are living in a depressed economy, it just got a little bit worse today when financial experts estimated that Thierry Henry’s blatant handball that cost the Irish soccer team a place in the 2010 World Cup also cost the Irish economy at least $150 millionThat’s right, $150 millionSo says Owen James, Financial analyst, of London’s prestigious Centre For Economics And Business Research“Based on figures on household expenditure and other factors, I estimate the Irish economy will lose out to the tune of £100million ($150 million) Read more