Recession to remain
A NEW ECONOMIC forecast expects that Ireland will remain in recession for 2011 and unemployment will stay at 14pc.
Accountancy firm Ernst & Young's winter 2010 economic outlook said that the Government's recent forecasts were "overly optimistic".
The group also anticipates that "further unpopular austerity measures" will be introduced.
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