Public 'believe recovery will take 12 years'

The public believe it will take 12 years for Ireland to work its way out of the economic crisis, a poll published today revealed.

Sun, 05 Dec, 2010 - 10:38

The public believe it will take 12 years for Ireland to work its way out of the economic crisis, a poll published today revealed.

The Red C poll for the Irish News of the World showed almost half the population, or 46%, believe it will take between 6-10 years for the economy to recover.

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