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US spares pharmaceuticals from tariffs, but EU remains wary

The US temporarily exempted pharmaceutical products from new tariffs, avoiding a major economic disruption to both the US and EU, although future tariffs remain a concern, particularly for Ireland, Belgium and Germany.

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US-EU Pharmaceutical Tariff Dispute: Temporary Reprieve, Long-Term Concerns

The pharmaceutical sector escaped US tariffs for now, but the EU remains wary due to US policies encouraging relocation of manufacturing to the EU, primarily in Ireland, creating significant economic dependence and potentially long-term consequences.

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Dublin City Council Guards Molly Malone Statue

The Dublin City Council is placing security guards for a week at the Molly Malone statue to prevent further damage caused by visitors touching it; the council is also restoring the statue's original color.

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Trump Approves Reporter's Question About Rosie O'Donnell During White House Meeting

During a St. Patrick's Day event at the White House, a reporter asked Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin about Rosie O'Donnell's move to Ireland, prompting President Trump's approval; O'Donnell, critical of Trump for two decades, apologized to Martin for the incident.

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Pro-Israel Student Group Launches in Anti-Israel Ireland

A pro-Israel student group, Students Supporting Israel (SSI), launched its first Irish chapter at Dublin City University (DCU), defying a climate of intense anti-Israel sentiment marked by official comparisons to Nazi Germany, ties with Iran, and open displays of Hamas symbols on Irish streets.

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Ireland's Brigid's Day: A National Holiday Reclaiming Women's History

Ireland's 2023 establishment of Brigid's Day, a national holiday honoring female patron saint St. Brigid, contrasts with the globally celebrated St. Patrick's Day, reflecting a societal shift towards recognizing women's contributions to Irish history and culture.

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Gender Equality
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US and EU Avert Pharmaceutical Tariff Clash, But Concerns Remain

The US and EU avoided imposing tariffs on pharmaceutical products, averting a potential crisis in a sector where the US imported \$127 billion worth of goods from the EU in 2024, although concerns remain about future trade disputes.

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US Exempts Pharmaceuticals from Tariffs, but Future Risks Remain

The White House exempted pharmaceuticals from reciprocal tariffs, averting a potential 25% tax on \$127 billion in 2024 EU-US trade; however, future tariffs remain a significant concern for the EU, prompting a meeting between the European Commission and the pharmaceutical industry.

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International Drug Ring Dismantled in Spain-Ireland Operation

Operation Pereira/Croche, a joint operation by Spanish, Irish, and Italian authorities, dismantled an international drug ring moving over 500kg of cocaine and marijuana from Castellón, Spain to Dublin, Ireland, resulting in 20 arrests and the seizure of assets worth over €1 million.

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US-EU Trade War Could Cost Ireland €18 Billion

A report co-authored by the Irish government predicts that a US-EU trade war could cost Ireland more than €18 billion, shrink its GDP by 3.7%, and cause significant job losses, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector, due to potential relocation of US multinationals.

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Ireland's Delicate Balancing Act: Shamrock Diplomacy Amidst US Tensions

Ireland's Taoiseach, Micheal Martin, visited the White House for St. Patrick's Day, navigating pre-visit anxieties stemming from Ireland's EU membership and criticism of Israel, while highlighting the country's significant economic ties with the US, ultimately achieving a seemingly successful visit ...

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1600 Musicians Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Madrid's Gran Vía

Madrid's Gran Vía hosted a St. Patrick's Day parade with 1,600 musicians and participants from 36 bands, including St. Joseph's Pipe Band from Dublin, concluding with a free concert in Callao Square.

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