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Barry Ward

Pedestrians Walk Across A Bridge Over The River Liffey In Dublin, Ireland On November 19, 2010. International Financial Experts And Irish Officials Begin Tough Negotiations Friday On A Possible Bailout For A Debt-Ridden Economy At The Heart Of Fears About The Future Of The Eurozone. The Mission From The European Union, The European Central Bank And The International Monetary Fund Will Subject Ireland's Books To Forensic Analysis. Afp Photo/Peter Muhly (Photo Credit Should Read Peter Muhly/Afp Via Getty Images)

Ireland

Almost 65% of people living in Dublin believe a tourist room tax should be introduced

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