Troika 'optimistic' about Ireland's future
The Troika has told Government backbenchers it is optimistic about Ireland’s post-bailout future.
A group of Fine Gael and Labour backbenchers said the debt masters – made up of the European Central Bank, International Monetary Fund and European Commission - have no hard and fast stance on whether the country needs a financial backstop after it exits its strict bailout programme.
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