Fitch upgrades Ireland's credit rating.

Ratings agency Fitch has upgraded Ireland's credit rating to A from A minus, saying the economy is growing at a "brisk pace".

Fitch upgrades Ireland's credit rating.

Ratings agency Fitch has upgraded Ireland's credit rating to A from A minus, saying the economy is growing at a "brisk pace".

The agency pointed out that the economy grew last year to the end of September by 7% - the fastest among developed economies.

It said the economy will grow by around 4% this year - up from the 2.4% forecast in its previous assessment.

Ratings are used by investors to help them make decisions on where to put their money.

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