evidence: According to the most recent annual figures, Ireland has the highest annual rate of GDP growth (both as an absolute figure and if adjusted for the size of population) of the 19 countries in the Eurozone. However, Ireland is ranked lower if other economic measures, such as Gross National Income are considered. The Institute of Irish Studies at the University of Liverpool has produced two videos as part of its Civic Space initiative that present both pro-Union and pro-unification arguments. This fact check investigates a claim in the pro-unity video (at 2:02), that states, "Ireland has the fastest growing economy in the Eurozone." [...] The Institute of Irish Studies video is correct that according to the most recent annual figures, Ireland has the highest annual rate of GDP growth (whether measured overall or per person) of the 19 countries in the Eurozone.