Former EU Commissioner Peter Sutherland has said Ireland had successfully differentiated its economic situation from that of Greece, having shown a real intent to deal with the deficit.
Speaking on RTÉ's This Week programme to be broadcast tonight, Mr Sutherland said the public finances will have to be continually reviewed over the next three years.
He said the Government will need to introduce even more difficult budget measures over the next three years in light of the Greek debt crisis.
It seems Mr Sutherland believes the government have saved Ireland.
What he failed to mention was the massive dole ques, growing emmigration, and the incredible debt that lies on the head of every man, woman and child in this nation.
He also failed to mention the governments friends, the bankers, who have gotten away with ruining the financial aspirations of the next generation through their own greed and incompetence.
He also failed to mention the governments sucessful plan to deal with the recession includes closing our hospitals.
Minister for Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs Pat Carey said the Government does not plan to bring forward the budget, but will continue to implement spending cuts.
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