While a number of international concerns continue to cast a shadow on the domestic economy, both taxation receipts and labour market indicators suggest that the Irish economy continues to perform strongly in 2019. Output is still forecast to grow by 4.0 per cent in 2019 before moderating somewhat at 3.2 per cent in 2020. Unemployment is set to fall to 4.5 per cent by the end of the present year and to 4.1 per cent at the end of the next year. All forecasts, unless otherwise stated, maintain the Commentary’s baseline assumption that the trading status of the United Kingdom remains equivalent to that of a full European Union Member State
COVID-19 poses the single largest challenge to the Irish economy since the financial crisis. The res...
The Irish economy is set to register a substantial growth performance in 2015 with the expected 6.7 ...
In recent months, economic indicators and data have produced a mixed picture of the performance of t...
With both domestic and external sources of growth registering significant increases, the Irish econo...
Although the Irish economy continues to perform in a robust manner, a number of considerations arise...
2018 saw the Irish economy register another sizeable increase in activity with GDP estimated to have...
Initial official estimates indicate that the Irish economy grew by 7.8 per cent in 2017. Preliminary...
The Irish economy looks set to experience another year of strong recovery in 2017. The performance o...
The Irish economy continues to perform significantly better than most OECD economies and is once aga...
The Irish economy looks set to register another very strong year of growth in 2018, with the outlook...
2017 has seen certain countervailing trends emerge as to the overall performance of the Irish econom...
Given the high degree of uncertainty about the spread of COVID-19, our Summer Quarterly Economic Com...
This Commentary highlights a significant recovery in the Irish economy in Q3 coinciding with the eas...
This Commentary highlights the major disparity in the impact of COVID-19 on the Irish economy. Many ...
In light of the current level-5 restrictions, we have revised down our 2021 forecasts from the 2020 ...
COVID-19 poses the single largest challenge to the Irish economy since the financial crisis. The res...
The Irish economy is set to register a substantial growth performance in 2015 with the expected 6.7 ...
In recent months, economic indicators and data have produced a mixed picture of the performance of t...
With both domestic and external sources of growth registering significant increases, the Irish econo...
Although the Irish economy continues to perform in a robust manner, a number of considerations arise...
2018 saw the Irish economy register another sizeable increase in activity with GDP estimated to have...
Initial official estimates indicate that the Irish economy grew by 7.8 per cent in 2017. Preliminary...
The Irish economy looks set to experience another year of strong recovery in 2017. The performance o...
The Irish economy continues to perform significantly better than most OECD economies and is once aga...
The Irish economy looks set to register another very strong year of growth in 2018, with the outlook...
2017 has seen certain countervailing trends emerge as to the overall performance of the Irish econom...
Given the high degree of uncertainty about the spread of COVID-19, our Summer Quarterly Economic Com...
This Commentary highlights a significant recovery in the Irish economy in Q3 coinciding with the eas...
This Commentary highlights the major disparity in the impact of COVID-19 on the Irish economy. Many ...
In light of the current level-5 restrictions, we have revised down our 2021 forecasts from the 2020 ...
COVID-19 poses the single largest challenge to the Irish economy since the financial crisis. The res...
The Irish economy is set to register a substantial growth performance in 2015 with the expected 6.7 ...
In recent months, economic indicators and data have produced a mixed picture of the performance of t...