Micheál Martin (Cork South Central, Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

I think the Taoiseach might be having an influence because the Greek Prime Minister has sidelined his Finance Minister since his conversation with the Taoiseach and he is in trouble. If I was Deputy Pearse Doherty, I would be a worried man because the Greek Finance Minister has been sidelined in the negotiations.

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That is the truth of what occurred. The mirage has continued on in terms of game changers, seismic shifts and the shimmies that have been made politically right up to now, where we are dropping any talk of recapitalisation. We have never asked for it and we never will. Of course, the Taoiseach and his party voted for the bank guarantee. He was a champion of it at the time, so much so, he wanted it extended and----

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