Enda Kenny statement in Downing Street

Enda Kenny statement in Downing Street; ***TO BE SHOTLISTED IN FULL*** ENGLAND: London: Downing Street: EXT Enda Kenny (Irish Prime Minister) out of No.10 and up to press SOT - We had a good meeting with PM, Cameron, very friendly - No new year has started with better relationships between Ireland and Britain - We covered a range of topics / we arranged to meet again to discuss closer economic ties and demonstration of that in time ahead / trade between Ireland and UK is fundamental to growth between both countries and job opportunities in areas of food, energy, fashion - In respect of N. Ireland and Finucan case we have a difference of opinion / am aware of judicial review tomorrow in that regard / also refer to legacy issues like Ballymurphy case / also noted David Ford as Justice Minister and we spoke of Decade of Commemorations / I have set up a government in opposition committee to oversee sensitive range of issues that need to be commemorated over the next decade - I also discussed about continued funding under the peace arrangement, we need continued monitoring of sensitivity and difference that exists between some communities - Also, discussed the question of the single market which David Cameron has been very strong about in his meetings in Brussels / what we agreed to do here, as distinct from the inter-governmental discussions going on about the fiscal discipline and the treaty, that In regard to single market, we would ork on series of ideas about putting growth central to the decisions you have fixed / when this crisis has been dealt with, insofar as the Euro is concerned, the future of the EU and the peoples of Europe will depend centrally on growth and will work together on putting together series of ideas and working with the commission and our European colleagues so that growth becomes central to all of the decisions that Europe will take in the future - In regard to the inter-governmental treats discussions, the PM is well aware ...