The Greek Finance Minister has called for Ireland's help to stop his country being – what he termed – "thrown to the wolves".
EU leaders meet on Monday for a crisis summit, as Greece continues to resist demands for pension cuts and tax hikes.
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Writing in today's Irish Times, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis asked Ireland to support the Greek position.
He says a bailout deal for Greece would lead to greater openness, efficiency and democracy in the EU.
Greece must find 1-point-6 billion euro to repay the IMF in the next fortnight, or risk a default which would trigger the country's exit from the eurozone.
