Irish diplomats in Washington aim to banish anxiety and build ties with new Trump administration

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Irish diplomats in Washington aim to banish anxiety and build ties with new Trump administration
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Irish influence in the US may be moving to a different phase rather than declining

The then taoiseach Leo Varadkar meets Donald Trump during his first term as US president in the White House on St Patrick's Day in 2020. Photograph: Erik S Lesser/EPA

Ireland's Ambassador to the United States, Geraldine Byrne Nason , seated behind Rupert Murdoch at last year's Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images The Friends of Ireland caucus is comprised of both Republican and Democratic representatives. One of those, New York Republican Representative Nicole Malliotakis, will serve on the incoming Ways and Means Committee.

Acknowledging recently-voiced Irish concerns over the potential impact of US imports and tariffs and potential changes to the corporation tax, Malliotakis expressed reservations at Ireland’s involvement in the OECD global tax deal. The argument that the slow decline of Ireland’s influence in the US is gathering pace is reflected in the sharp drop of Irish immigrants to the US and also the diminishing number of overtly American-Irish political figures on Capitol Hill.

“Certainly at these events a lot of business does take place and a lot of relationship building,” says Rep Malliotakis.

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