2024 Q2 Economic Outlook
In this episode, Ger Brady, Chief Economist at Ibec, discusses key findings from our 2024 Q2 Economic Outlook report with Ibec Economists, Hazel Ahern-Flynn and Mourad Mejdi.
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DownloadThe Irish economy is experiencing some moderation in growth following five years of spectacular expansion. Despite this the outlook is positive. There is clear potential for Ireland to compete in the years ahead. The delivery of infrastructure, above everything else, is key to unlocking future business growth.
In this episode, Ger Brady, Chief Economist at Ibec, discusses key findings from our 2024 Q2 Economic Outlook report with Ibec Economists, Hazel Ahern-Flynn and Mourad Mejdi.
Our 2024 Q2 Economic Outlook report can be downloaded here.
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