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The Irish Economy: 5 Key Points

03.09.2015

The Irish Economy: 5 Key Points

  1. Exports Increasing
  2. Investment Picking Up
  3. Employment Rising
  4. Consumer Spending Improving
  5. Solid GDP Growth

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