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    • Ministers to get €5bn ‘menu’ of spending cuts
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  By Pat Leahy, Political Editor
    Ministers will this week begin choosing from a €5 billion ‘menu’ of cuts in public spending drawn up by economist Colm McCarthy and An Bord Snip Nua.

    Exodus of senior gardai feared
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  
    An unprecedented number of top ranking gardaí have shown an interest in retiring from the force, leading to fears of an exodus of senior officers, writes John Burke.

    Comptroller report highly critical of Fás senior management
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  By John Burke and Ian Kehoe
    A new report into Fás has said that the agency’s government appointed board failed to fulfil its role, while senior management did not control procurement breaches.

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    Crunch time as the crisis bites
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  
    The upcoming pre-budget memo and the reports of the Commission on Taxation and ‘An Bord Snip Nua’ are likely to stretch the already-beleaguered government to its breaking point, writes Pat Leahy, Political Editor
    		 
    International perception crucial for Ireland Inc
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  
    Ireland must join the ranks of Finland, Switzerland and Singapore and position itself as a quality place to do business, writes PJ Henehan

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    IMF’s damning verdict on Ireland
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  
    The IMF report on the economy goes through the wreckage with a fine-tooth comb, and its findings are at odds with the government’s desire to leave the banks in private hands, writes Richard Curran
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    Lenihan now likely to swing axe at social welfare
    Sunday, June 28, 2009  By Niamh Connolly Political Correspondent
    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) report on Ireland’s economy published last week has given finance minister Brian Lenihan political cover to cut child benefit.
  • THE MARKET
    • IMF queried use of pensions fund to pay for bank bailouts
    Sunday, June 28, 2009   By David Clerkin Markets Correspondent
    International Monetary Fund (IMF) directors have expressed serious doubts over the government’s decision to raid the National Pensions Reserve Fund (NPRF) to recapitalise AIB and Bank of Ireland earlier this year.
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