Noonan vow on Irish bail-out rate cut

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Series Details 27.1.11
Publication Date 27/01/2011
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Report of a FT interview with Michael Noonan, Finance spokesman for the centre-right Fine Gael party and the man tipped to become Ireland’s next finance minister, January 2011.

He said that Dublin would seek to negotiate a cut in the interest it would pay on European Union bail-out funds and a reduction in the debts owed to senior bondholders by Irish banks should his party win the general election expected in February 2011.

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