US secretary of commerce says Ireland’s ‘tax scam’ has ‘gotta end’
Loans and business advice planned if trade war begins next month
How official Ireland is preparing for a possible US-EU trade war
The working assumption had been that Trump would use the threat of tariffs to get people around the table, but that has changed
EU-US trade war would hit job growth and cut living standards, Donohoe warns
Minister warns of ‘gradual loss of confidence’ in the basic rules regarding global trade
Irish Bill not going to impact immediate decisions of Israeli government, says Taoiseach
EU leaders meet in Brussels over Middle East, Ukraine and potential US trade war
Ireland intensifies preparations for transatlantic trade war amid US tariff threats
Harris to gather trade forum next week
‘One of the great alliances’: Taoiseach underlines Irish-American relationship at JD Vance breakfast meeting
JD Vance, who has played the role of antagonist during recent summits, was generous in his assessment of Ireland
Micheál Martin’s White House bout with Donald Trump: How did the Taoiseach fare?
Micheál Martin took some hits, but managed to deploy his own talking points and made it through
Government to relax rules on some employment permits to plug shortfalls in planning and homecare sectors
Role of town planning officer will become eligible for critical skills permit
Thomas Gould arrest: Mary Lou McDonald to address issue before Dáil
Sinn Féin TD denies wrongdoing over alleged €150,000 fraud and will remain as party’s junior spokesperson on housing
Taoiseach to meet Jewish leaders during US visit
Meeting comes amid accusations of anti-Semitism against Irish Government
McDonald should tell Dáil what she knows about Sinn Féin TD’s arrest, says Michael Healy-Rae
Solicitor acting on behalf of Cllr Kenneth Collins says his client denies wrongdoing
Officials cast doubt on housing data before election
Despite document, outgoing coalition claimed output would exceed Housing for All pledge
Trump administration points to US-EU ‘trade imbalances’ ahead of Taoiseach’s visit
US State Department refuses to say if issue raised during call between Simon Harris and Marco Rubio earlier this week
Róisín Shortall tells former colleagues she has no interest in running for presidency
Left-wing parties had discussed backing former co-leader of Social Democrats and former Labour TD as consensus candidate
TikTok planning to cut up to 300 Dublin jobs, Government told
The move will see as much as 10% of company’s Irish workforce let go