It is evident that the experience of the recovery will be different for everyone. Building economic forecasts and scenarios can help businesses to plan for an uncertain future and to think more broadly about what success looks like.

Eve Bannon

EY Ireland Economic Advisory Associate Director

Specialising in macroeconomic analysis, forecasting and economic impact measurement.

Eve provides economic forecasting, modelling and advice across the public and private sectors. She leads EY’s economic impact measurement service which helps our clients understand their economic and social impacts to help effectively measure and communicate their true value.

She co-authors EY’s Economic Eye all-island forecast report and produces macroeconomic content and analysis for EY staff and clients across all service lines, working closely with EY Chief Economist, Neil Gibson.

How Eve is building a better working world

By adding different lenses to the economic impact of organisations, to help clients to measure and communicate broader societal, behavioural and environmental impacts. To realise a better working world requires an understanding of true value and developing a strategy to improve it.

Eve's latest thinking

How can Ireland adapt as the FDI landscape evolves?

International investors have identified policy areas for Ireland to focus on, including supporting high-tech industries and innovation. Find out how.

28 Jul 2024 Feargal de Freine +1

Talent, Tech, Sustainability: How Ireland can secure next-generation FDI

Ireland punches above its weight in comparison to rest of Europe in attracting FDI. Find out how its attractiveness may improve over the next three years.

27 Jun 2023 Feargal de Freine

How Ireland’s attractiveness is bolstering FDI performance

The EY European Attractiveness Survey shows that despite the pandemic, geopolitical disruptions, Ireland continues to attract FDI in a big way. Find out how.

31 May 2022 Feargal de Freine

Where is the Ireland economy headed in 2022?

Will inflation be transitory amidst the global uncertainty? Find out what the outlook is.

31 Jan 2022 Eve Bannon

How the three Ps will shape the all-island outlook

How people, prices, and planet will shape the outlook for the all-island economy

10 Dec 2021 Graham Reid +2

Economic Eye February 2020 - When growth is not enough

ROI’s growth is expected to be close to 6% in 2019 and the UK’s just 1.3%, yet the electorate endorsed the Conservatives in the UK, but did not do the same for Fine Gael.

17 Feb 2020 Graham Reid +1
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