DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's proposed minority government will use at least twice as much available resources on spending increases over tax cuts, an agreement between the country's two main parties seen by Reuters showed on Tuesday.
Acting Prime Minister Enda Kenny's Fine Gael party moved towards breaking a nine-week, post-election deadlock on Friday by securing the support of the country's second largest party, rival Fianna Fail, to facilitate a minority administration.
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