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Although less onerous than feared, the new 15% tariff regime represents a clear deterioration in Ireland’s trading environment. Despite that, Irish growth as measured by Modified Domestic Demand is set to be a robust 3.8% this year but slip back to 2.9% in 2026. They are among the views in the latest quarterly economy report from the ESRI think tank, which also has a deep dive into Ireland’s pharmaceutical sector whose Irish corporation tax receipts could be in jeopardy.
All to discuss with Dr Conor O’Toole from the ESRI.
By NewstalkAlthough less onerous than feared, the new 15% tariff regime represents a clear deterioration in Ireland’s trading environment. Despite that, Irish growth as measured by Modified Domestic Demand is set to be a robust 3.8% this year but slip back to 2.9% in 2026. They are among the views in the latest quarterly economy report from the ESRI think tank, which also has a deep dive into Ireland’s pharmaceutical sector whose Irish corporation tax receipts could be in jeopardy.
All to discuss with Dr Conor O’Toole from the ESRI.

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