Consumer confidence up for second consecutive month

Consumer confidence in Ireland has increased for a second consecutive month despite the turmoil on the international markets.

Consumer confidence up for second consecutive month

Consumer confidence in Ireland has increased for a second consecutive month despite the turmoil on the international markets.

However, the latest consumer sentiment index from the ESRI and IIB Bank was compiled before the latest meltdown on the stock markets and the rejection of the $700bn (€487bn) US bail-out plan.

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