Dublin
Ireland enjoys tax boom but fears a reckoning
Dublin concerned about reliance on revenue from small group of multinational companies
Ireland's business-friendly tax regime has drawn legions of multinational companies to the country, boosting tax revenues and prompting political attacks from Donald Trump and Europe.
Now concern is growing that Dublin has become too dependent on such taxes, leaving it vulnerable to financial shock.
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