Ireland’s next Government will push for better terms on its existing bail-out package, but it will enter discussions in a weak bargaining position. Even if it does gain major concessions there is a strong chance that weaker than anticipated growth will eventually force the Government to implement additional fiscal measures. Needless to say, this would only add to Ireland’s economic problems.
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