Rural Areas Around The Country Will See "Recessionary Conditions" In Event Of No-Deal Brexit
That's according to a new report by EY
EY's Economic Eye report predicts that a no-deal Brexit would result in 60-thousand 300 fewer jobs across the island by 2022.
It also states that a crash out Brexit would be difficult for Ireland - but wouldn't push us into recession.
Neil Gibson - Chief Economist for EY Ireland - says rural areas will bear the brunt of the challenges:
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