Inflation leaves Irish prices highest in eurozone

Ireland is expected to become the most expensive country in the 12-nation eurozone this year, according to a report by Forfas, the Government's enterprise policy advisory board.

Ireland is expected to become the most expensive country in the 12-nation eurozone this year, according to a report by Forfas, the Government's enterprise policy advisory board.

The Forfas consumer pricing report for 2003 said prices in Ireland are now 12% above the EU average due to high inflation over the past five years.

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