forming faster than expected so let's get some analysis right now while with irish economist david mcwilliams in dublin. so david good news from my own bed well it's funny to see. not least because. it is regarded by the street or at least i've been marketed by the state as being the sort of end of the crisis but. we will still be borrowing substantial amounts of money next year the growth rate of the economy hasn't increased in any material way i know typically exiting the bailout is only you only end up paying hedge funds by borrowing from pension funds because of means in proper english and clear english so my my sense is that what we have is a situation whereby in the last three years the irish government how does the opportunity to change the growth potential of the country to address some internal problems that we have with respect to gives and vested interests a trade union movements but ultimately did nothing so you know. to repeat the great expression the irish establishment never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity and here's been one and so what we go we go back and issue