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Ireland’s GDP (Q1 2019)

Economic growth in Ireland appears to have slowed to little more than a crawl, which is likely to in part reflect concerns about the rising risk of a no-deal Brexit. We estimate that, if the UK left the EU without a deal, this would knock about 2% off Ireland’s GDP.

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