Tallaght Strategy

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Tallaght Strategy was a late-1980s Irish political initiative in which opposition leader Alan Dukes pledged his party’s support for the minority government’s economic reforms to stabilize the country’s finances.

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instanceOf Irish political initiative
economic policy strategy
announcedBy Alan Dukes NERFINISHED
announcedIn Tallaght NERFINISHED
associatedWithPartyLeaderRole Leader of the Opposition GENERATED
associatedWithPerson Alan Dukes, leader of Fine Gael NERFINISHED
characterizedAs bipartisan support for economic reform
country Ireland NERFINISHED
countryContext Republic of Ireland NERFINISHED
decade late 1980s
effect facilitated passage of fiscal consolidation measures
reduced partisan conflict on economic policy
goal reduce public debt
restore economic stability
stabilize Ireland’s public finances
historicalSignificance example of opposition backing government austerity measures
inception 1987
influencedBy Ireland’s fiscal crisis of the 1980s
legislativeFocus budgetary measures
fiscal adjustment measures
namedAfter Tallaght, a suburb of Dublin NERFINISHED
oppositionPartyRole parliamentary opposition
oppositionStance constructive opposition
policyArea economic policy
fiscal policy
public finance stabilization
politicalContext cross-party cooperation
minority government
principle support for necessary economic reforms regardless of party advantage
proposedBy Alan Dukes NERFINISHED
relatedConcept cross-party economic consensus in late 1980s Ireland
fiscal consolidation in Ireland
supportedBy Fine Gael NERFINISHED
supportedGovernment Fianna Fáil minority government NERFINISHED
supportedTaoiseach Charles Haughey GENERATED
timePeriod 27th Dáil era
typeOfCooperation confidence-and-supply style support on economic issues

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Alan Dukes notableWork Tallaght Strategy