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Climate, competitiveness and economy before Cabinet

The Irish Government convened a meeting to address economic headwinds and competitiveness.
Economic uncertainty from the US and the need to safeguard Ireland's competitiveness prompted the meeting.
Ministers are developing plans on infrastructure, trade, climate action and economic diversification.
Minister Burke expects the action plan on competitiveness and productivity to be ready for the July summit.
The government is considering delaying the living wage and pension auto-enrolment amid economic concerns.

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The Journal

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New measures to be rolled out by May to deal with competitiveness challenges facing Ireland

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4 days ago·Ireland

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Irish Times

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Ireland to explore new markets in Asia and Canada as part of urgent response to US tariffs

Cabinet will be asked to agree to faster ratification of controversial Ceta deal with Canada and a new competitiveness plan that will have implications for employee conditions

4 days ago·Dublin, Ireland

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RTÉ

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Climate, competitiveness and economy before Cabinet

As US-generated uncertainty continues to threaten the world economy, this morning's Government meeting will focus largely on measures to prepare for any economic headwinds blowing towards Ireland.

4 days ago·Ireland

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Irish Independent

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‘We’d be foolish not to prepare’ – Cabinet to hear plans to protect Ireland against Donald Trump’s tariffs

Tánaiste Simon Harris and Enterprise Minister Peter Burke will bring proposals to the Cabinet today to enhance Ireland’s competitiveness and productivity amid tensions over tariffs.

4 days ago·Ireland

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