The early signs are that while the euro-zone economy has been largely unharmed by the UK’s vote for Brexit, the Irish economy, which has particularly strong trade links with the UK, has taken a hit. That said, it is far too early to suggest that the vote will cause a significant slowdown in Ireland’s recovery.
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