Irish debt cut to 'junk' status as euro zone crisis deepens

Irish debt was cut to “junk” status by credit rating agency Moody’s, last night, hours after the Minister for Finance said that measures to aid Greece proposed by euro zone finance ministers on Monday night would benefit Ireland.

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Source: The Irish Times

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