Bruton: Greece should follow Ireland's example

The Jobs Minister said Ireland will support any changes that will make it easier for Greece to grow.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2015 - 09:10

The Jobs Minister said Ireland will support any changes that will make it easier for Greece to grow.

His comments follow after the Taoiseach said yesterday that Greece should follow Ireland's lead in dealing with its bailout problems and negotiate with the EU.

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