14 billion in cuts so far?

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There have been plenty of politicians talking about 14 billion that has been taken out of the Irish economy. Does anyone know how this figure has been calculated?

I found
http://www.sbpost.ie/newsfeatures/how-the-damage-was-done-52547.html

In July 2008, the government announced spending cuts that would save €440millionthatyearor €1 billion in a full year.

The next budget was fast-tracked to October 2008,when Brian Lenihan announced a €4 billion adjustment of €2 billion in higher taxes and €2 billion in cuts.

The following January, a public sector pension levy and other measures brought gross savings of €1.8 billion.

An emergency (or supplemental) budget in April 2009 delivered a further €3.3 billion adjustment. Last December, Lenihan delivered another €4 billion budget.

We have already seen savings, cutbacks and higher taxes amounting to around €14 billion.

but that appears to be made up of a sum of estimates, which presumably includes the planned medical card cut and capital cuts. the Vat increase.
Does it include the abandonment of Towards 2016 increases as a cut?

The changes that I can think of don't appear to account for 14 billion. What am I missing?

Medical Card withdrawal
Means tested child payments
VAT increase to 21.5%.

Fuel, Cigs and drink
Travel tax
HPV Vaccine Cancellation
Road tax and dirt increases
Betting tax
Tax on second properties
Capital cuts
Income Levy 2,4,6%
Health Levy 4-5%
Social Welfare christmas payments removed
Payments to under 20s halved
Childcare allowances abolished
Public sector pay cuts
Public sector pay levy
Prescription charge

But decreases in revenue through
increased standard tax band
Increased unemployment benefits
Increased interest payments