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Mar 31, 2004

Irish companies face tough decisions

Practitioners swap stories the second annual IR Magazine Ireland Conference & Awards

Since the mid-1980s, Ireland’s economy has boomed as the country became a prime production base for the European market, and a prime target for investment, particularly by US technology companies. The peak came in 1999, with an astonishing GDP growth rate of 11 percent.But while Ireland enjoyed its ride on the crest of the technology wave, so it suffered when the wave crashed – and GDP has now slowed to a forecast of 4.2 percent this year. The heady days of the so-called ‘Celtic

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