The Finance Minister has said that Ireland has successfully concluded the sixth review of the programme with the EU Commission, the ECB and the IMF.
Michael Noonan said that in line with each of the five previous reviews, the country has continued to achieve all of the targets.
Over 100 actions have now been completed under the programme and over 70% of the available funds have been drawn down.
He told a press briefing today there was ''nothing on horizon that would require a mini-budget''.
Mr Noonan said a deal has been reached on the strategic direction for Permanent TSB. A restructuring plan will be submitted to the EU by June.
He said stress tests on Irish banks due to take place in November, will not now take place until next Spring in line with the rest of Europe, because the troika now believes the banking system here was normalising.
Brendan Howlin said the Troika has agreed a higher proportion of the proceeds from the sale of state assets will be used to support jobs.
