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The troika has ‘advised’ the Greek government to increase the working week to six days.

Mon, 10 Sep, 2012 - 01:00

As Michael Noonan says, we’re not Greece, so nothing to worry about.

Dominic Carroll

Ardfield

Co Cork

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