244. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment given the Irish Times’ assertion that Ireland remains structurally exposed to the risks of de-globalisation and weakening export-momentum, if he could set out the contingency scenario-planning that has been undertaken for Ireland’s FDI/export model; the role regional centres such as Cork play in diversification plans; and how the Government proposes to monitor and mitigate knock-on risks from UK/EU regulatory-trust issues, including the Windsor Framework, for Irish trade corridors. [62499/25]

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244. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment given the Irish Times’ assertion that Ireland remains structurally exposed to the risks of de-globalisation and weakening export-momentum, if he could set out the contingency scenario-planning that has been undertaken for Ireland’s FDI/export model; the role regional centres such as Cork play in diversification plans; and how the Government proposes to monitor and mitigate knock-on risks from UK/EU regulatory-trust issues, including the Windsor Framework, for Irish trade corridors. [62499/25]

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