The fallout from the Iran war is testing the resilience of Ireland’s economy, one of the strongest in Europe, as the Irish central bank expects soaring energy prices to slow domestic growth.
The fallout from the Iran war is testing the resilience of Ireland’s economy, one of the strongest in Europe, as the Irish central bank expects soaring energy prices to slow domestic growth.
The city centre and the River Liffey is viewed across Dublin's skyline, in Dublin, Ireland, on Monday, Nov. 28, 2005. Ireland is suffering the worst economic collapse of any developed nation since the Great Depression, according to the Economic & Social Research Institute in Dublin. Photographer: Crispin Rodwell
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