Taoiseach: Ireland must find new countries to trade with in order to keep jobs

“Our duty, our obligation, is to do the much harder work of solving those problems.” 
Addressing his party’s Ard Fheis Micheál Martin said “short-term gestures” will not protect the economy given the current global uncertainty and instead action “as serious as the problems we face” is required.

Addressing his party’s Ard Fheis Micheál Martin said “short-term gestures” will not protect the economy given the current global uncertainty and instead action “as serious as the problems we face” is required.

Ireland must look to new countries to trade with if we are to keep jobs, the Taoiseach has warned.

Addressing his party’s Ard Fheis Micheál Martin said “short-term gestures” will not protect the economy given the current global uncertainty and instead action “as serious as the problems we face” is required.

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