Wrap your Sovreign flag around these figures while you enjoy the poverty ...The Central Bank has warned of major job losses across the economy in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
In its latest Quarterly Bulletin, the Central Bank forecasts 34,000 fewer jobs by the end of next year and 110,000 fewer jobs over the next ten years.
It said: "A disorderly Brexit would present enormous challenges for the Irish economy, especially in the near term, and would result in a loss of output and employment compared to a scenario where the UK remained in the EU."
It also warns that a disorderly Brexit would dramatically reduce economic growth and make consumers and businesses spend less.
There could be disruption at ports and airports, while Irish exports would be hit by a weak UK economy and a potentially large fall in the value of sterling.
The bank says that gauging the impact this could have on the Irish economy is "the most uncertain exercise" it has ever had to carry out.
The UK is set to leave the European Union on 31 October.