GDP growth falls short of estimates as demand declines for second consecutive quarter

Modified Domestic Demand (MDD) which excludes the impact of multinationals on domestic activity, declined by 1.3% in Q4
GDP growth falls short of estimates as demand declines for second consecutive quarter

This is the second consecutive quarter in which MDD fell, which fulfils the technical criteria for an economic recession. Pic: Larry Cummins

The Irish economy grew at the fastest rate in Europe last year despite a slowdown in the final few months, official figures show.

Figures from the Central Statistics Office confirm that large multinational companies once again helped drive a huge expansion of the Irish economy by 12% in 2022.

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