'Curve ball': Irish whiskey producers fret over US tariffs

Irish exporters already losing orders and reducing staff working hours

Irish firms that rely on the US market are already cutting orders to suppliers and working hours in response to Donald Trump’s tariffs, according to Ibec.

Taoiseach warns of job losses as US tariffs hit Irish exports

Businesses are already reporting cancelled orders and job risks as US tariffs come into effect, says Micheál Martin

'Curve ball': Irish whiskey producers fret over US tariffs

For Tony Healy, an Irish whiskey producer in Dundalk, near the UK border with Northern Ireland, US tariffs of 20 percent on EU alcoholic drinks were a huge and unexpected "curve ball".

Drinks firms face falling US sales despite EU tariff move

Irish drinks brands are facing falling sales in the US, according to a leading distiller, despite the sector likely dodging targetted tariffs.

'Made in Ireland' could come with a steep cost amid tariffs

The Heneghan family has sold items direct from Ireland to the community, but a 20% tariff will put them in a bind.