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Taoiseach Micheal Martin And Us President Donald Trump During The St Patrick's Day Reception And Shamrock Ceremony In The The East Room Of The White House, In Washington Dc, As Part Of His Week Long Visit To The Us. Picture Date: Wednesday March 12, 2025.

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Pharmaceutical Exports Could Be Cut By Half If Tariffs Applied, Tánaiste Warns
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Taoiseach: Irish cannot be 'passive bystanders' on turbulent global stage

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