More austerity and, also, too, light a giant pile of money on fire to
appease the banking gods.
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's tax revenues fell behind target by around half a billion euros in the 11 months to November, data showed on Friday, underlining the growing challenge facing the government as it seeks to shrink its budget deficit.
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Overall, Ireland's budget shortfall widened to 21.4 billion euros (18.4 billion pounds) to the end of November from 13.4 billion euros a year ago, largely due to capital injections into the country's lenders.
