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May 25, 2025 at 10:33am BST. Ireland’s deputy premier has warned the US administration of the negative consequences of imposing tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals and microchips.

Mr Harris then outlined details of the pharma and semiconductor sectors in Ireland. On pharma, he highlighted the focus of production is primarily on ingredients, rather than final products.