The Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister says the outcome of the Greek general election will help to stabilise the Euro and the Eurozone.
The country’s main pro-bailout party New Democracy won the most votes but failed to secure an overall majority – so talks to form a coalition are due to begin later.
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Eamon Gilmore says now that the political instability in Athens has been addressed – the focus of Europe must turn to economic growth and job creation.
In the meantime he says the result of the second round of elections is a positive development.
