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85 Billion Euro Bailout for Ireland in Final Stages
European Union nations working for the past two weeks to prevent a bankruptcy in Ireland have reached a agreement that will loan 85 Billion Euro's to the government, according to public officials. Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders made an announcement in the meeting on Sunday. He said, "we will conclude about Ireland and we will organize the best solution for the eurozone." These efforts are primarily to deal with Ireland's growing economic crisis. The European Central Bank is considered to have 'strong-armed' Ireland into accepting the bailout funds to avoid further economic distress. "We're nearly there, we've made great progress in the talks in Dublin in recent weeks, but there can't be an agreement until it's signed off and approved at political level," said an Irish government official.
Irish officials in Dublin said the EU ministers at the meeting in Brussels were poring over a series of documents spelling out proposed terms and conditions for loans from across the globe, but chiefly from Ireland's debt-burdened European partners. "We're nearly there, we've made great progress in the talks in Dublin in recent weeks, but there can't be an agreement until it's signed off and approved at political level," said an Irish government official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk on the record about the negotiations.
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