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# Budget11

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We're halfway through corrections since 2008, says Cowen
Four year plan includes tax hikes, VAT increase and huge spending cuts
Government announces new "site value tax" from 2012
Former junior minister 'expects Cowen to resign' after Budget
Poll: Which do you want to happen first: the Budget or an election?
Kenny asks government to bring forward Budget
Labour and Fine Gael clash over €6bn cuts
Brian Cowen's statement in full
Cowen: Government to be dissolved in the New Year
Fianna Fáil ministers meet after Greens call for election
In pictures: Ireland’s day of economic and political turmoil
Budget in crisis: Lowry and Healy-Rae say support is "unlikely"
Spanish bank chief says Irish crisis 'unfounded'
Workers turn down €15/hr to stay on benefits
Lowry lays gauntlet as Ó Cuív says pensions may be cut
Rehn: €15bn Budget cuts programme could be revised
What they're saying about Olli Rehn's visit
Rehn repeats mantra that Ireland will lose low tax
EU economics chief arrives for two-day budget talks
Hey! Brian! Leave those OAPs alone
Fine Gael won't support government over budget: Kenny
Budget could hinge on pension cuts, say backbenchers
No 'mass emigration' despite 100,000 leaving - Cowen
Bond markets unmoved by €6bn budget package
Lenihan's "intense" meeting with FF backbenchers
Running out of road - but at least Olli Rehn's happy
Bloodbath Budget: Government will seek €6 billion adjustments and foresees massive emigration
Lenihan tells BBC we still have 'severe difficulties'
Exchequer figures reveal tax receipts ahead of schedule
Budget Day will still be December 7, says Cowen
Lowry 'yet to decide' on whether to support Budget
Ireland has "a month to stop bailout" - UCD economist
Greens to draw Reg Fee lines at €2,500
Primary schools face larger class sizes and fewer special needs teachers
Sinn Féin proposes 48% tax rate for Budget
Government tensions over doubling of third-level registration fees