Ireland’s GDP was 12.6% higher on year, the fastest expansion since 2021, even as Trump raised tariffs on imports from Europe and urged businesses to bring their production to the U.S.

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ireland's central bank on Thursday said it had revised its forecast for domestic economic growth for 2025 upwards to 2.9% from 2.0%, boosted by government spending and new data that ...

Ireland's rapid development exposes critical infrastructure gaps, with massive energy demands from data centres, EVs, and ...

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ireland's economic growth is expected to slow to 2% this year if a 10% tariff on U.S. imports from the European Union remains in place, or 2.5% if tariffs are removed, Ireland's ...

The surge to €111.7 billion was driven by sales of pharmaceuticals, with Ireland now accounting for a fifth of all EU exports ...

The deal between the United States and the European Union may have averted a transatlantic trade war, but worries persist in Ireland where crucial sectors are dependent on US multinationals. Attracted ...

It is sugar-rush economics, looking for a quick fix with no regard to the longer-term consequences. And of course it has a cost, threatening to boost inflation, damage confidence in US assets and lead ...

The Irish Recorded Music Association hosted a briefing for members of Irish parliament on pursuing ethical AI framework to protect Irish musicians. On Wednesday, the Irish Recorded Music Association ...

The Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin’s Aviva Stadium last August gave the Irish economy a €132 million boost, according to an economic impact report from Grant Thornton.

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To walk the streets of Dublin is to witness Ireland’s miraculous economic turnaround firsthand. Young professionals crowd the cafes and pubs. New construction dots the landscape. A growing number of ...

A sign for US pharmaceutical giant Johnson and Johnson in Ringaskiddy, near Cork, southern Ireland, an area which has attracted many US pharma giants in recent years ...