Some leeway on Budget due to €1bn promissory note savings, says Hayes

Junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has said there is leeway for the Government in devising next year's Budget.

Some leeway on Budget due to €1bn promissory note savings, says Hayes
Sat, 13 Jul, 2013 - 15:21

Junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has said there is leeway for the Government in devising next year's Budget.

Minister Hayes was responding to reports today that the Government and the Troika have clashed on the issue.

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