A number of Irish business groups say the agreement is not a “great deal”, while the French Prime Minister calls it a “dark day for Europe”.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said the EU-US trade deal offers “stability” and avoids a trade war.
EU exports to America will be subject to 15 percent tariffs, under an agreement struck between Donald Trump and European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen yesterday.
A number of Irish business groups say the agreement is not a “great deal”, while the French Prime Minister calls it a “dark day for Europe”.

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