After six years of austerity, Ireland’s coalition government has little room to manoeuvre.
Theresa Reidy
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Theresa Reidy
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One of the first countries to be seriously affected by the Eurozone crisis, after six years, Ireland may now be at risk of ‘austerity fatigue’. Theresa Reidy writes that facing increasing opposition to austerity, Ireland’s coalition government now clings together in faint hope that an economic miracle is around the corner.
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One of the first countries to be seriously affected by the Eurozone crisis, after six years, Ireland may now be at risk of ‘austerity fatigue’. Theresa Reidy writes that facing increasing opposition to austerity, Ireland’s coalition government now clings together in faint hope that an economic miracle is around the corner.
Key concepts: Austerity, Coalition government, Opposition (politics), Government (linguistics), Political science, Miracle, Political economy, Economic policy