With the Irish economy expanding again and the Government apparently willing to take the tough actions required to get the public finances on an even keel, Ireland looks set to avoid coming under the same kind of market pressures as those recently endured by Greece. But Ireland still faces considerable obstacles and activity will probably contract in 2010 and 2011 as a whole.
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