Sinn Fein are challenging the Finance Minister to disclose the cost of a YES vote in the fiscal treaty referendum.
The challenge comes after Michael Noonan rejected Sinn Fein’s claim that a YES vote would lead to an additional 6 billion euro consolidation after 2015.
The party’s Finance Spokesperson Deputy Pearse Doherty claims the Government will cut services or increase taxes to bridge the deficit.
And the Donegal South West TD is calling on Minister Noonan to a debate on the figures prior to the May 31st referendum………
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