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Poll: Should Ireland push for debt relief if Greece gets a better deal?

It looks like Tsipras is on track to negotiating a sweeter deal.

GREECE HAS UNTIL tomorrow to reach a new bailout deal to avoid crashing out of the euro.

Having rejected the previous offer and with a mandate from the Greek public, it looks likely Alexis Tsipras will get a sweeter deal.

It has sparked questions about whether the Irish government should seek further debt relief if the Greek leader gets a better package, though Minister Simon Coveney ruled this out yesterday.

We want to know what you think: Should Ireland push for further debt relief if Greece gets a better deal? 


Poll Results:

Yes (10685)
No (1083)
I'm not sure (445)

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