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We combine local expertise with our global forecasting and modelling approach, giving you access to in-depth analysis and forecasts for Ireland, the Eurozone, or the world economy.
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Overview
Whether you are based in Ireland or interested in the country for other reasons, we can provide you with the latest macro trends and critical insights. We are experts in global forecasting and analysis with a deep understanding of Ireland and the European region, thanks to our local team of economists.
Our Ireland Office
With specialist expertise in macro, tourism and cities consultancy, our local Dublin-based team understand the trends that matter to you most.
Dublin
17 Mount Street Upper
Dublin 2, D02 EK80
Ireland
Conor Nevin
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Incisive outlooks and insightful reports
Monthly country economic reports outline forecasts out to 2024 for the main economic indicators. They also include our baseline outlook, with risks and opportunities and the latest trends highlighted.
Unique research for your individual needs
Do you need proprietary, custom-made research to create evidence-based narratives about the near future of your business or sector? Or do you want to demonstrate your organisation’s contribution to GDP, employment or economic value? Whatever your research needs, our economic impact and thought leadership team can support you.
Our forecast and analysis experts
Top economists
- Martin Beck – Lead Economist, Macro Forecasting and Analysis
- Jeremy Leonard – Director of Global Industry Services
- George Bowen – Senior Economist, Cities and Regions
- Helen McDermott, Director of Global Forecasting, Tourism
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