Irish Mirror on MSN20h
US threat of drinks tariffs a serious issue, Taoiseach Micheal Martin admits
The Taoiseach said Irish whiskey products had benefited from "extraordinary growth" in the US market, and that a tariff ...
Taoiseach’s Jewish leaders meeting still going ahead despite reports, says Micheál Martin
Micheal Martin said he wanted to make sure that there was no misrepresentation of Ireland’s position on Israel.
Derry Journal on MSN2d
Taoiseach Micheál Martin references John Hume at press conference as he acknowledges Donald Trump's efforts towards ending war
Mr Martin was speaking at a joint press conference with the US President at the White House, held as part of the traditional ...
Irish Mirror on MSN2d
'Call me anytime' - Donald Trump tells Taoiseach Micheál Martin 'I'm available to contact you'
Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...
Irish Examiner on MSN22h
Trump, the Burkes, and chicken fillet orders: Micheál Martin's week in the US
THE CHICKEN FILLET “What is your chicken fillet order?” asked moderator Stephanie Mehta.“Huh?” Micheál Martin replied, ...
Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheál Martin from SXSW to DC
Micheál Martin made a splash at SXSW with an onstage interview and a visit to Ireland House — an activation organized by Enterprise Ireland, IDA Ireland, the Department of Foreign Affairs, and the ...
IrishCentral5d
Here's the Taoiseach's schedule for his St. Patrick's Day visit to the US
In addition to Texas, Taoiseach Micheál Martin will be in Washington, DC this week where he will meet with US President ...
Irish Mirror on MSN3d
Donald Trump tells Taoiseach Micheál Martin he does 'not want to hurt Ireland'
Mr Trump said, “We don’t want to do anything to hurt Ireland, but we do want fairness and he [the Taoiseach] understands that ...
EVOKE on MSN3h
Ryan Tubridy: Would the naysayers have acted differently if in Micheál's shoes?
If Micheál Martin had gone to the Oval Office and secured $1bn in funding to help fix a heap of Ireland’s problems, and then ...