The eurozone meeting of finance ministers ended with shambolic scenes and without a deal over what's next for Greece.
An emergency meeting was supposed to deal with the political implications of Greek proposals for concessions on its bailout programme, but none was forthcoming.
It came ahead of a crucial European Council summit today, where the Taoiseach Enda Kenny and his European counterparts will discuss the situation in Greece - after last night's stalemate.
Six hours of talks dragged on until past midnight, after which head of the Eurogroup Joreon Dijsselbloem said some progress was made, but still no pathway for a solution:
