<ul><li>Ireland's Prime Minister warned that the country could lose €10bn in corporate tax if three US multinational companies were repatriated to America under a hostile Donald Trump administration.</li><li>Simon Harris, if re-elected as taoiseach, plans to engage with Trump and proposed an early EU-US trade summit to protect trade ties with the European trade bloc.</li><li>Ten multinational companies account for 60% of Ireland's corporate tax receipts, with Microsoft being the largest contributor.</li><li>Ireland's goods trade surplus with the US reached a record €35bn, with exports boosted by the pharmaceutical and chemical sectors.</li></ul>

Ireland prices corporation tax loss from Trump policies at €10bn

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