European Union and the IMF delegation will go to Ireland to discuss matters relating to salvage

IMF-European delegation will travel to Ireland to discuss matters relating to the debt crisis

* Irish government refused to state aid, said the banking sector or need assistance

* The financial crisis, the impact of the banking and real estate market crash


Reuters, Brussels, November 17 - --- Eurozone ministers agreed to send a European member countries - the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation to Ireland, may pave the way for the relief of Ireland, to prevent the spread of the debt crisis, paving the way to other countries.

The ministers said after talks on Tuesday, the European Commission, IMF and the European Central Bank launched talks this week, will focus on, if the Irish bailout, how it will assist its banking sector.

But even though the Irish Government's decision to resist the pressure to immediately apply for relief, but analysts said the state aid for the possibility of Ireland is still high. A few months ago, IMF and the European Union applied hand ease the debt crisis of Greece.

"I feel the support is inevitable," Bloxham Stockbrokers chief economist Alan McQuaid said. "If it were not to lend a helping hand, why is it going to Dublin?"

Irish government hopes to avoid sweep the face of great relief, which could further weakness of his powers, but will open the door to aid the banking sector. The global financial crisis and the real estate market crash has been pushed to the China Banking edge of life and death.

Bank of Ireland increasingly dependent on the financing of the European Central Bank, as from the Greek crisis, other commercial banks have been reluctant to lend to them.

"Any problems and solutions related to the Irish banking system assistance will be subject to the greatest degree of welcome," Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said.

Euro zone finance ministers of the action, reminiscent of a previously sent by the EU, IMF and the European Central Bank to the Greek team's assistance operations. Will join other EU finance ministers in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss.

"These actions can be ... be considered ready to focus on the banking sector restructuring program to strengthen the potential of measures in case of need a plan to deal with, and the need to put forward." EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Rehn (Olli Rehn) said.

Sources said the euro zone, the parties have agreed in principle, so that when the joint delegation to complete counseling for start-up assistance Ireland - probably within a few days, and may not only aid plan for banks.

French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde said the ongoing operation, to study what steps might be taken, saying "this issue may have results within a few days, without delay for six months."


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Situation at stake, although other European officials play down the EU President Rompuy (Herman Van Rompuy) had the prospect of the EU risk implications.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she did not believe that the euro area at risk.