Irish equities gallop along at a fair pace, with IR set to capitalize on this stable growth
‘Celtic tiger’ sounds a bit dated. ‘Celtic horse’ might be a better way to describe the current Irish stock market, which is riding steadily but not booming at 1990s levels. Fund managers and analysts predict strong growth this year, with 84 percent expecting the Irish economy to outperform the rest of the Eurozone according to the IR magazine-commissioned Investor Perception Study, Ireland 2006. Equities enjoyed strong gains in 2005, but these were not on
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