evidence: The Irish economy looks set to be the fastest growing in the eurozone over the next two years, despite the huge inflation and war pressures wreaking havoc with the global recovery, according to new IMF forecasts. [...] In terms of economic growth, the Irish economy stands out, which may help soothe some concerns about the outlook for the Irish economy and for the foreign-owned multinationals based here to continue to export to world markets despite the global slowdown. Ireland’s GDP will grow 5.2% this year and by 5% in 2023, while inflation here will average 5.7% and 2.7% over the two years, the IMF forecasts.