On the face of it, there are signs that Ireland may be about to exit recession. But any recovery will be down to its exceptionally strong trade links with non-euro-zone economies, rather than any benefit from its early fiscal tightening. Accordingly, a similar revival elsewhere in the periphery is unlikely.
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