Vox pop: Contemplating the Greek question Greece has a new government – and a new anti-austerity approach. As it prepares to tackle its debts and thrash out a deal with the rulers of the eurozone, Jack Horgan-Jones asks five experts what the likely implications will be for Ireland Jack Horgan-Jones February 1, 2015 Barry Eichengreen Previous Next Image 1 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 6 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 7 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 8 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Image 9 of 9 Photo by Digital Desk Previous Next Image 1 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 5 Photo by Digital Desk More Politics Politics LATEST NEWS09:45Abbey Capital increases dividends to shareholders despite drop in 2023 profits09:33Revealed: The counties where most €1 million rural homes were sold in 202309:08Candy coloured dials, crazy complications and a solid gold Rolex – the highs and lows of Watches and Wonders08:52Dalata optimistic on 2024 despite drop in Irish revenue this year08:23Nestle sales growth sputters on North America and vitamins08:01French air traffic control strikes force Ryanair to cancel flights
