New report issues positive outlook for Irish economy

The Irish economy is set to rebound next year, according to an economic forecast issued today.

Thu, 24 Jun, 2010 - 09:59

The Irish economy is set to rebound next year, according to an economic forecast issued today.

Ernst and Young has released its summer forecast for the eurozone, which predicts Irish GDP performance will leap from its current position of 15th this year to second in 2011.

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