He has concerns over the advice being given to those in government.
An economic expert in the midlands is concerned the government will borrow money without thinking of the consequences.
Brendan Doyle, lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Athlone IT, says any money that is borrowed needs to be paid back and we won't have control over interest rates in the future.
However, he does think we have every reason to hope the economy will bounce back, if the coronavirus crisis ends soon:
Primary School Counselling Pilot Delivers Significant Benefits
The scheme offered one-to-one counselling to children with mild to moderate mental health needs.
Hosepipe Ban Decision Still Pending As Heatwave Continues
13 counties are under a yellow high-temperature warning until Friday morning.
Garda Commissioner Says Daniel Kinahan Extradition Operation Was "Very Successful"
The 49 year old is being held in Portlaoise Prison.
HSE Recommends Against State Funding For Friedreich’s Ataxia Drug
The treatment is already accessible in several other European countries.
"A Man Of Decency And Integrity" - Padraig Horan Passes Away At 76
The St Rynagh's man led his club to Leinster and All Ireland glory.
Sinn Féin Calls For Action As Driving Test Backlog Grows
There are currently 66,000 people on waiting lists.
Roadworks To Cause Delays On Offaly Roads Next Week
The works will be taking place from next Monday until Tuesday.
Free Heart Health Checks In Laois Today
The Irish Heart Foundation's Mobile Health Unit is in Portarlington this morning.
