Emergency Budget debate could cut Dáil holidays short

The Government may return early from Easter holidays to debate its emergency Budget, due on April 7.

Wed, 11 Mar, 2009 - 16:55

The Government may return early from Easter holidays to debate its emergency Budget, due on April 7.

Taoiseach Brian Cowen today revealed the hard-hitting financial measures will be discussed for three days before TDs break for this year’s 19-day recess.

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Courts Emergency Budget Person: Taoiseach Person: Brian Cowen Person: Cowen Person: Finance Minister Brian Lenihan Person: Labour Leader Person: Eamon Gilmore Person: Enda Kenny Event: Easter Organisation: Dáil Organisation: Central Bank Organisation: Fine Gael

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