ESRI: Ireland to use new bailout fund
That is the opinion of economic think-tank, the Economic and Social Research Institute, which has also marginally reduced its growth forecast for the economy.
In its latest quarterly economic commentary, published yesterday, the ESRI said that it now expects the Irish economy to grow — in GDP terms — by just 0.6% this year, and by 2.2% in 2013. Previously, the institute had forecast GDP growth of 0.9% for this year and 2.3% next.
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