Concern is growing over impact, with a worst case scenario seeing up to 80,000 jobs lost.
The Enterprise Minister believes there could be room for negotiation when Donald Trump unveils his latest plans for tariffs.
The US President's labelled April 2nd 'Liberation Day' when he announces the new regime.
There is growing concern over the impact they would have on the Irish economy, with one 'worst case' forecast estimating up to 80 thousand jobs could be at risk.
Longford-Westmeath TD Peter Burke says the EU will consider what steps to take once Trump reveals his hand:
Deputy Burke added the EU will consider its response carefully:
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