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» Thursday, May 8, 2008

Northern Ireland Investment Conference

Asked if the Prime Minister would be meeting with Michael Bloomberg at the conference, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) replied that there was nothing specific in the Prime Minister’s diary, but he did not know whether he would meet Michael Bloomberg at the conference. Although they did meet in New York a few weeks ago.

Asked if this would be the first time the Prime Minister had met the new Taoiseach in his new capacity, the PMS replied that this was correct, although they had known each other as finance Ministers previously.

Asked what was on the agenda for the meeting with the Taoiseach, the PMS replied that this would be their first meeting in their new jobs, so it was an opportunity to talk about where we were on the peace process, European issues, and maybe the economy among other issues.

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