More than half of Irish firms cutting reliance on the US

Survey found 28% of business and IT leaders in large enterprises in Ireland viewed a trade war with the US as the greatest threat to Ireland’s digital economy

A survey of 200 companies with more than 250 employees also found two-thirds of companies have appointed at least one person, or a team, to assess the impact of US policies on their business.

More than half of large Irish companies are looking at ways to reduce their reliance on the US due to tariff policies.

A survey of 200 companies with more than 250 employees also found two-thirds of companies have appointed at least one person, or a team, to assess the impact of US policies on their business.