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Ireland
Retaliating against U.S. digital services not EU position, Ireland says
Trump tariffs leave Northern Ireland, and its whiskey and plane makers, at the whim of the EU
Small-town Ireland nervous as Trump seeks to lure pharma investment to US
Daily News & Links: Steelers at Liberty University; Mike Tomlin on the Importance of Playing in Ireland
'I begin spying for Deel': An ex-Rippling employee details his days of corporate espionage in Ireland court filing
Northern Ireland risks becoming ‘collateral damage’ in US trade war
Cork, Ireland: Must-See Attractions, Food Spots And Activities
Pittsbugh Steelers get huge hint on potential Ireland opponent
Art Rooney II is Excited About Steelers Game in Ireland: ‘I Told the League We Need More Tickets’
Ireland Politics
Ireland on alert after Trump imposes tariffs but relieved over pharma exclusion
Fears that Irish Sea border may harden if Northern Ireland 'caught in the crossfire' of Donald Trump's tariff trade war
Conor McGregor's Presidential ambitions met with overwhelming opposition in Ireland
John Downing: Ireland’s best hope is that tariffs backfire and make Donald Trump a lame duck
‘Tariffs benefit no one’ – Politicians across Ireland react to Donald Trump’s announcement
‘He doesn’t care’… UFC fan favorite scoffs at Conor McGregor’s political aspirations amidst Irish presidential campaign
Firms in Northern Ireland anxious about Trump tariffs, O’Neill says
Speaker of Ireland’s parliament survives unprecedented confidence vote
Former economic adviser to Trump favours Ireland’s corporate tax model over tariffs
Conor McGregor says he will run to be Ireland’s president just 10 years after declaring: ‘F*** politics’
Ireland Economy
Will Ireland get caught in the crossfire of the EU's response to Trump's tariffs?
Ireland's Tánaiste "deeply regrets" Trump's 20% tariffs on European Union imports
Irish willingness to join NATO could ease unification
Firms in Northern Ireland anxious about Trump tariffs, O’Neill says
Irish Q1 underlying tax take up 9% ahead of expected Trump hit
Irish tax receipts continue to grow as fallout from Trump tariffs loom
Taoiseach Micheál Martin: 'The imposition of tariffs is bad for the world's economy'
Ireland Says Tariffs Impact 'Every Facet' of the Economy
Ictu warns freezing pay of much-needed migrant workers could deal body blow to Irish economy
Ireland Defense
Defence Forces class of 2025 commissioned into an increasingly turbulent world
Ireland doesn't build tanks or weapons but SMEs are hoping to benefit from Europe's increased defence spending
Uncertainty over Eoin McElholm’s involvement in Tyrone U20s’ title defence
We can 'prevent war and preserve peace', says EU defence chief
Minister for Defence admits Ireland is ‘lagging behind’ in terms of military spending
Coastal defence over fighters
Defence Forces - holding Lebanon's sovereignty 'in their hands'
The Irish Independent’s View: Ireland’s defence budget must be bolstered after loss of wingman in Washington
Ireland needs to invest more in soldiers because of neutrality – Harris
Defence key Northern Ireland industry UK government will support and invest in, says Secretary of State
Ireland Finance
Irish Q1 underlying tax take up 9% ahead of expected Trump hit
Ireland could cut AIB stake to 3% once latest buyback completed, says finance minister
Income tax cut U-turn as Ireland braces for 20% tariff Trump slump hitting 3 industries & NO Budget cost of living cash
Trump tariffs: Ireland expected to be among hardest hit
80k jobs at risk & €2.2 BILLION cost-of-living package AXED – 4 things to brace for as Trump tariff plot to hit Ireland
Finance Ireland’s move to stop mortgage lending of little surprise
Ireland Says Tariffs Impact 'Every Facet' of the Economy
Finance Ireland’s move to stop mortgage lending to have limited market impact – analysts
‘I want to underline the scale of the shock we could face here in Ireland’ – Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe on looming US tariffs
Ireland Business
Small-town Ireland nervous as Trump seeks to lure pharma investment to US
Ireland's Tánaiste "deeply regrets" Trump's 20% tariffs on European Union imports
Business movers: People starting new jobs in Ireland
Ireland's trade may be caught in tariffs 'battle' - study
New US tariffs will have negative impact on Ireland
Trump tariffs: Ireland expected to be among hardest hit
Family company in Belfast is acquired after nearly 40 years in business
Northern Ireland risks becoming ‘collateral damage’ in US trade war
'I begin spying for Deel': An ex-Rippling employee details his days of corporate espionage in Ireland court filing
Ireland Technology
Trump tariffs: Ireland expected to be among hardest hit
Small-town Ireland nervous as Trump seeks to lure pharma investment to US
IceMOS Technology Closes $22 Million Series E Investment to Fund Launch of New Power Semiconductor Device Technology mSJMOS
Debate: Should Ireland build more data centres?
Ulster University’s Centre for Legal Technology to lead research into the role of AI in judicial decision making
Decrypting the Craic: The latest updates on data protection, cyber, and AI in Ireland
For decades ‘nuclear’ has been dirty word in Ireland – but it’s time for serious conversation if we truly want to lead
US Commerce Secretary says Ireland his 'favourite tax scam'
Northern Ireland technology and services provider agrees contract with US firm which could generate over £4.5m in recurring service revenues
Ireland Industry
Small-town Ireland nervous as Trump seeks to lure pharma investment to US
How Irish industry has reacted to the tariffs announcement
Trump’s tariffs expose the complexity of the island’s Irish whiskey industry
Irish hotel industry fastest in EU to bounce back from pandemic, data shows
Ireland on alert after Trump imposes tariffs but relieved over pharma exclusion
How worried is Ireland's pharma industry about Trump's tariffs?
Taoiseach highlights food, drink and pharma industry as Trump’s tariffs loom large over Europe
Why the pharmaceutical sector is so important to Ireland
‘Ireland was very smart’ – Trump name-checks Ireland as he says tariffs will target pharmaceutical companies here next