281. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Finance if he has estimated the likely impact on the Irish fiscal situation from a write-down of Greek debt of the suggested minimum order of 50% in view of the Irish loan of €350 million to Greece, which he has referred to recently; and if he will take a leading role in ensuring economic justice for the Greek persons. [4901/15]

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281. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Finance if he has estimated the likely impact on the Irish fiscal situation from a write-down of Greek debt of the suggested minimum order of 50% in view of the Irish loan of €350 million to Greece, which he has referred to recently; and if he will take a leading role in ensuring economic justice for the Greek persons. [4901/15]

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1. 3 February 2015

   National Debt

   281. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Finance if he has estimated the likely impact on the Irish fiscal situation from a write-down of Greek debt of the suggested minimum order of 50% in view of the Irish loan of €350 million to Greece, which he has referred to recently; and if he will take a leading role in ensuring economic justice for the Greek persons. [4901/15]

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