Taoiseach to discuss EU response to US tariffs with EC President today
Briefly

The article discusses the potential impact of EU countermeasures on Ireland amidst ongoing trade disputes with the US. With proposed tariffs targeting various sectors, including alcohol and technology, there is hope that Ireland's key industries like pharmaceuticals and semiconductors will not face tariffs, contingent on successful negotiations within a 90-day window announced by President Trump. The Irish government, represented by Tánaiste Simon Harris, is proactive in expressing its concerns to the EU while navigating the delicate balance of securing trade interests despite the looming threat of tariffs.
Tech industries, along with pharmaceuticals and semiconductors in Ireland, may escape proposed tariffs if US-EU negotiations reach a satisfactory resolution before the 90-day pause ends.
The Irish government remains optimistic that the impending EU countermeasures will compel American negotiators to resolve trade disputes, thus protecting vital sectors in Ireland.
Read at Irish Independent
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