I'm trying to make sense of this statement by Eoin RyanWtf is he on about? I mean, I take it that the funding package has to do with CAP, which is one of theDublin Fianna Fáil MEP Eoin Ryan stated that "Dublin needs to fight like the farmers," referring to the €9 billion funding package that the agricultural sector will draw down from the EU in the next 5 years.
Ryan, whose campaign slogan is ‘We can’t just hope for the best; we have to fight for it’ insisted that "Dubliners need to fight for EU funding, funding which will be critical to the economic recovery of this city. Agriculture will draw down €9 billion from 2009-2013 because the industry aggressively pursued the funding.
We need to go after EU funding with the same determination! There are 100,000 small businesses in Dublin employing 400,000 people; EU funding will help protect those businesses and those jobs."foundationmillstones at the centre of the EU.
I'm not aware of the "Common Free Money for SMEs in Capital Cities of EU Member States Policy". I would have thought that, post enlargement, the EU would tell us to feck off if we went looking for handouts for a part of Europe that, until recently, was floating in a sea of money.
Can anyone make sense of this stuff? Is there some basis for this, or is the statement as weird as I think it is?



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