Inside Politics: Good and bad news for Ireland from Trump's UK deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Give Trump a victory and then move on.
55% : There's statements on higher education, Sinn Féin Private Members' business and health questions.
54% : In other words, Harris will tell his colleagues, even if there is a trade agreement between the EU and the US in the coming months - and that's a big if - there is likely to be tariffs.
52% : Martin trades barbs with Orban Taoiseach Micheál Martin has tangled with Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban over plans for Ukraine to join the EU.
41% : Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday when the Dáil sits The Cabinet gathers at Government Buildings for its weekly meeting with the spectre of Donald Trump once again looming large over events.
39% : A couple of hours later, Trump announced a new executive order designed to cut drug prices in the US - though critics immediately said that the order didn't include any actual measures that would reduce costs, and as such amounted to a request to the pharma companies to cut their prices.
33% : "We're not looking to hurt China," said Donald Trump - which is a new angle for him, you'd have to say.

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