Minister Jack Chambers warns of 'serious risks' for households and business if trade tariffs imposedTrump plans 25% tariff on EU imports, raising concerns about Irish economy and job growth.
Taoiseach warns pain from US tariffs 'won't be short-term' as Donald Trump flags levies for pharma industry in 'near future'Ireland urges the EU to target US luxury goods, protecting vital agri-food exports from retaliatory tariffs.
Minister Jack Chambers warns of 'serious risks' for households and business if trade tariffs imposedTrump plans 25% tariff on EU imports, raising concerns about Irish economy and job growth.
Taoiseach warns pain from US tariffs 'won't be short-term' as Donald Trump flags levies for pharma industry in 'near future'Ireland urges the EU to target US luxury goods, protecting vital agri-food exports from retaliatory tariffs.
Countdown to Trump's tariffs: 'Very grave threat' already slowing down investment, says TaoiseachTaoiseach Micheál Martin emphasized the importance of protecting Ireland's key industries amidst looming US tariffs.
'The beginning of a long saga' - Experts share their views and concerns on Trump's tariffsTargeting pharmaceuticals in Trump's tariffs could severely impact Ireland's economy, highlighting the need for domestic industry development and adaptability.
Countdown to Trump's tariffs: 'Very grave threat' already slowing down investment, says TaoiseachTaoiseach Micheál Martin emphasized the importance of protecting Ireland's key industries amidst looming US tariffs.
'The beginning of a long saga' - Experts share their views and concerns on Trump's tariffsTargeting pharmaceuticals in Trump's tariffs could severely impact Ireland's economy, highlighting the need for domestic industry development and adaptability.
'They rip us off. It's so pathetic' - Donald Trump hits EU goods with 20pc tariffs but pharma products exempt for nowIreland's economy may suffer from Trump's new tariffs, raising concerns over a potential recession.
We must 'hold our nerve' and 'not overreact' amid looming threat to Ireland from Trump presidency, says TanaisteTake a measured response to potential US policy shifts regarding Greenland and Panama Canal under incoming administration.
'They rip us off. It's so pathetic' - Donald Trump hits EU goods with 20pc tariffs but pharma products exempt for nowIreland's economy may suffer from Trump's new tariffs, raising concerns over a potential recession.
We must 'hold our nerve' and 'not overreact' amid looming threat to Ireland from Trump presidency, says TanaisteTake a measured response to potential US policy shifts regarding Greenland and Panama Canal under incoming administration.
Fionnan Sheahan: Trump slump won't be pleasant, but this is a different beast to the grim days of Celtic Tiger crashThe Irish economy is now transitioning from a property bubble to a sustainable growth model.
Aer Lingus CEO hopes next government will 'look seriously' at Dublin Airport passenger capThe passenger cap at Dublin Airport is harming the Irish economy and needs urgent resolution.
Tourism continues recent decline, with February numbers down againDublin Airport's passenger cap contributes to a significant decline in tourism spend and visitor numbers.
Aer Lingus CEO hopes next government will 'look seriously' at Dublin Airport passenger capThe passenger cap at Dublin Airport is harming the Irish economy and needs urgent resolution.
Tourism continues recent decline, with February numbers down againDublin Airport's passenger cap contributes to a significant decline in tourism spend and visitor numbers.
Pipe dream pays off: 'Gay Byrne liked the line - that "it started on the Late Late Show"'John Concannon exemplifies how innovation in agriculture can lead to wider business success.
Fear for jobs outlook grows as businesses across Ireland hit 'pause' on investmentIrish employers are significantly reducing investment plans due to global trade uncertainty and US tariff threats.
Taoiseach rules out cost-of-living package despite tariff threat as Paschal Donohoe warns of 'volatile' period aheadIreland and the EU face a volatile trade period characterized by rising prices and economic changes due to escalating US-EU trade tensions.
Fear for jobs outlook grows as businesses across Ireland hit 'pause' on investmentIrish employers are significantly reducing investment plans due to global trade uncertainty and US tariff threats.
Taoiseach rules out cost-of-living package despite tariff threat as Paschal Donohoe warns of 'volatile' period aheadIreland and the EU face a volatile trade period characterized by rising prices and economic changes due to escalating US-EU trade tensions.
fromIrish Independent3 weeks agoTrump tariffs slowing global growth - OECD issues stark assessmentEscalating trade disputes are triggering a global economic slowdown affecting Ireland's key export markets.
Nama surplus to hit 5bn as agency enters its final phaseNama has generated €48bn since its establishment, despite significant losses from historic bank failures.
'We can do business with Donald Trump,' says Simon Harris as new trade forum focuses on US decision-makersNegotiating with the Trump administration is essential for maintaining Ireland's strong economic relationship with the US.
'If we don't get help now, we'll be decimated' - Hauliers seek 66m in state aid a month 'to survive' Holyhead port shutdownTruckers in Ireland face potential collapse without urgent government financial support of over €60 million monthly.
Most people who are due to be signed up for new pension scheme unaware of itThe upcoming My Future Fund scheme indicates a shift in Ireland's pension structure to enhance retirement savings awareness and accessibility.
Pivotal year for Iseq: 'What does the index mean at this stage? Five names basically make up 95pc of it - it's kind of irrelevant'Corporate Ireland's performance in 2024 was impacted by the departure of major companies from the Iseq index.
Ireland has 15 years to end use of fossil fuels or face 'profound costs', climate advisers warnSignificant changes in energy policy are necessary to meet emissions targets and avoid economic repercussions.
Opinion | Ireland Is Rich. That Doesn't Mean It's Happy.Ireland transformed from one of the poorest in Western Europe to a wealthy nation, yet voter dissatisfaction remains a challenge.
Tanaiste warns that lower Vat rate for hospitality sector cannot trigger higher energy pricesA lower VAT rate for the Irish hospitality sector must be balanced to avoid increasing household energy costs.
'The other Dublin': meet voters in the booming US city?set to snub Donald TrumpDublin is experiencing significant economic growth with low unemployment and high investment.
Are you an unwitting tax dodger? Here are four common ways people find themselves on the wrong side of the lawTax evasion was prevalent among the wealthy and self-employed in Ireland before the Celtic Tiger era.Scandals like the Dirt inquiry highlighted widespread tax dodging practices in the 1990s and early 2000s.
West worst hit as the rate of empty shops in our towns at all-time highCommercial vacancy rates in Ireland are at an all-time high, with significant disparities between rural and prosperous urban areas.
Revealed: West worst hit as the rate of empty shops hits all-time highThe number of vacant commercial properties in Ireland has reached record levels amid changing consumer habits and economic shifts.
West worst hit as the rate of empty shops in our towns at all-time highCommercial vacancy rates in Ireland are at an all-time high, with significant disparities between rural and prosperous urban areas.
Revealed: West worst hit as the rate of empty shops hits all-time highThe number of vacant commercial properties in Ireland has reached record levels amid changing consumer habits and economic shifts.
Explainer: When is Budget 2025? And everything else you need to knowBudget 2025 aims to support families with cost-of-living measures while avoiding inflation increases, amidst a backdrop of a forthcoming general election.
Oasis reunion: Taoiseach Simon Harris urges Dublin hotels not to rub it in for August 2025 concert datesOasis's reunion for concerts in 2025 has heightened interest and economic implications, stirring excitement among fans and local businesses.
'I haven't had a job since 1984, since the end of the "job for life" I march to the beat of my own drum'Creedon views money as a transient force, focusing instead on creativity and life experiences rather than financial accumulation.