131. Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly asked the Taoiseach further to his meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on 3 July 2014, where he discussed Ireland's banking-related debt, and on the two-year anniversary of the EU summit that he attended and concluded with a summit communiqué that included the statement the Eurogroup would examine the situation of the Irish financial sector with the view of further improving the sustainability of the well-performing adjustment programme, if he is satisfied that European partners are still committed to separating bank and sovereign debt; if he will outline any concession achieved as a result of co-operation with partners in Europe in respect of dealing with the State's banking-related debt; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31059/14]

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131. Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly asked the Taoiseach further to his meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on 3 July 2014, where he discussed Ireland's banking-related debt, and on the two-year anniversary of the EU summit that he attended and concluded with a summit communiqué that included the statement the Eurogroup would examine the situation of the Irish financial sector with the view of further improving the sustainability of the well-performing adjustment programme, if he is satisfied that European partners are still committed to separating bank and sovereign debt; if he will outline any concession achieved as a result of co-operation with partners in Europe in respect of dealing with the State's banking-related debt; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31059/14]

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