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Irish exports to US surge by 200% ahead of tariffs

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The Republic of Ireland's goods exports to the United States surged by more than 200% in February.

The move likely reflected companies getting goods into the country ahead of new tariffs.

Irish goods exports to the US in February 2024 were worth €4.2bn (£3.6bn) rising to just under €13bn (£11bn) in February this year.

US President Donald Trump announced a round of tariffs earlier in April with the threat of more to come.

Tariffs are effectively taxes applied to goods imported from other countries.

In 2024, Irish goods exports to the US were worth €73bn (£61bn), almost a third of the country's total exports.

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