Irish eyes smiling after shot of EU optimism

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Series Details 27.7.11
Publication Date 27/07/2011
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The July 2011 eurozone rescue deal will save Ireland almost a billion euros a year in interest payments, but analysts and politicians say the greatest impact may in fact be psychological – providing a battered economy with a much-needed shot of optimism.

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