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Get a taste of some of the interesting and quirky happenings in Europe from our Europe correspondent, Ann Cahill.

Brussels Briefing - A weekly round-up of the most interesting news from Europe
Mon, 16 Feb, 2015 - 00:00
Ann Cahill

Galway economist has his hands full

Galway-born economist Declan Costello has a difficult job to perform officially heading the troika to Greece for the European Commission.

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