Ireland's GDP falls by over 6 per cent in April, May and June

Ireland's GDP falls by over 6 per cent in April, May and June

"The hit was not as severe as many of our trading partners," said Minister Donohoe.

Ireland's economy shrunk by just over 6 per cent in April, May and June.

It's the largest quarter on quarter fall ever recorded, as much of the country was locked down due to Covid-19.

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