Irish PM Cowen eyes stronger ties with Japan

Irish PM Cowen eyes stronger ties with Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen speaks during an interview with a group of reporters in Tokyo on Jan. 14. He called for stronger business and trade ties with Japan as Ireland tries to weather a financial crisis that has put an abrupt brake on its vibrant economic growth of the past decade. (Kyodo)

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