Taoiseach issues warning as Ireland braces for global trade war; Michael O'Leary claims Trump's tariff policy 'doomed to fail'
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Ahead of the anticipated announcement by US President Donald Trump regarding tariffs on European goods, Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin warned of 'uncharted territory' for the nation’s economy. He expressed the need for Ireland to remain calm and strong against possible changes that could radically alter its economic foundations. Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary contributed to the discourse, labeling Trump's tariff policy as 'doomed to fail,' emphasizing the significant economic stakes involved in this impending trade conflict.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin emphasized the need for Ireland to remain 'calm and firm' as the country approaches the challenging landscape of potential US tariffs on European goods.
Martin warned that Ireland is entering into 'uncharted territory' as he described the upcoming trade war with the US as having the potential to 'fundamentally change' the economic model.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticized Trump's tariff policy, labeling it as 'doomed to fail' and expressing concerns over its implications for European trade.
The potential announcement by President Trump on tariffs, which could occur on April 2, has raised significant apprehension in Ireland regarding its economic impact and trade relations.
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