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Irish GDP makes strong start to 2019; 2018 growth revised up to 8.2%

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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's gross domestic product grew 2.4% in the first quarter of 2019 and growth for 2018 was revised up to 8.2%, the Central Statistics Office said on Thursday.Growth in the quarter rose 6.3% from the first quarter a year ago, the data showed.Irish GDP has outperformed the rest of the European Union every year since 2014, undeterred by Britain's decision to quit the EU,..
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