DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Prime Minister Enda Kenny retained his finance and public spending ministers on Friday, limiting any disruption to Dublin's deficit-cutting plans from a cabinet reshuffle that followed bruising mid-term elections.
A backlash at local and European elections over austerity cuts cost Deputy Prime Minister Eamon Gilmore his job as leader of the junior coalition Labour Party in May and led to more changes on Friday as Kenny tries to revive the parties' fortunes.
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