Barry O'Connell the Chief Executive of Dublin Port

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Recorded09 Jul 2025

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Donald Trump has put the issue of physically transported goods front and centre of global politics. It matters a lot in Ireland as one of the world’s most open trading economies.An astonishing €165 billion of worth of goods flows through Dublin Port every year . But how will it and the economy handle an all-out trade war as we struggle to grow our infrastructure and get things built? All to discuss with Barry O'Connell, Chief Executive of Dublin Port.

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