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IMF approves €3.2bn bailout for Ireland

The International Monetary Fund has approved the payout of another €3.2bn in loans to Ireland.

IMF approves €3.2bn bailout for Ireland

Tue, 28 Feb, 2012 - 07:04

The International Monetary Fund has approved the payout of another €3.2bn in loans to Ireland.

It follows the fifth review of our progress under the bailout deal, and brings the amount released so far to €16bn.

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