Irish traders on a year of Brexit: ‘It is a pain in the backside’
For retailers, the UK’s exit has complicated life but also broadened their horizons
Relief and despair among business groups at budget measures
Budget 2022: Retail and restaurant industry groups among the harshest critics of package
Ireland-France links grow stronger in wake of Brexit
Deepening relationship between Ireland and France bearing fruit after UK exit from EU
Post-Brexit red tape continues to stall deliveries
Suppliers blame paperwork for delays in moving goods between Ireland and Britain
Brexit red tape: ‘If nothing changes, Ireland will be closed’
At Dublin Port corporate UK’s failure to prepare for Brexit is major part of delays
Covid-19 logjams in UK are an ugly dress rehearsal for Brexit chaos
Long traffic jams raise questions about viability of Irish transit route through Britain
France agrees to reopen borders with UK to lorry drivers testing negative for Covid-19
Coveney urges businesses to take direct ferries to Europe to avoid UK disruption
Revenue extends time for firms to swap to post-Brexit customs system
Industry warns of ‘carnage’ in January coping with new customs for trade with Britain
State export credit agency needed for recovery post-Covid-19
Close scrutiny of banks’ competence in assessing viability of business vital to kick-start
Exposed to coronavirus: How Irish business is coping with fallout
If the crisis continues much longer, there are fears some firms may face ‘significant stress’
Hauliers welcome new Waterford to Rotterdam freight services
Cabinet to be told about no-deal Brexit contingency plans
Small businesses too ‘time poor’ to prepare for Brexit – industry group
Haulier group says State will not cope with no deal regardless of customs registrations
UK searches for answers as May’s deal is crushed
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Ireland would be ‘screwed’ if UK crashes out of EU, exports chief warns
Simon McKeever says companies in Ireland are totally unprepared for hard Brexit
May loses Brexit vote, Ireland rejects EU tax plans, and Datalex shares fall 59%
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US and Germany viewed as top destinations for market diversification
Survey highlights preferences of Irish exporters amid Brexit uncertainty
Any UK obstruction of Irish hauliers could lead to ‘retaliation’
Businesses to press Government to disclose no-deal plans if Brexit deal is voted down
Escalation in tariff wars could see Irish consumers going under
Importers are relatively unscathed so far but further US retaliatory action could change all that
Hope springs eternal for Railway Union after timely win
Splendid English strike against Cookstown seals victory in campaign to avoide relegation
This Week: What’s coming up in business over the next five days
Results from Hewlett Packard, Analogue Devices, EasyJet and a forum on AI in Ireland
Ibec warns of looming business closures as sterling slides again
Brexit-related collapse in sterling is heaping further pain on exporters here
Irish Exporters Association appoints first female president
Nicola Byrne has founded 11890 Directory Inquiries, Cloud90 and RiskEye
Irish businesses look for UK election silver lining
Some Irish exporters believe vote could change course of Brexit
The major business events happening this week
For your diary: Apple results, National Manufacturing and Supply Chain Conference
Exporters facing more woes as euro could hit 90p by end of year
Currency has surged 16% against sterling since Brexit vote and talk of ‘hard’ exit
Business groups reiterate need for ‘Brexit-proof’ budget
Fears of a hardline Brexit as sterling hits three-year low against the euro
Enterprise Ireland to reduce clients exposure to UK following Brexit
Agency plans to decrease UK share of exports by seven percentage points and ‘ramp up’ measures to support exporters
Opinion: Potential Brexit ‘already impacting Irish exports’
A leave vote in Britain would affect exporters more than anyone else in the country, writes Simon McKeever
Irish firms using invoice finance generated €25.9bn in 2015
Sales turnover figure highest since statistics first collated by ABFA in 2002
Railway Union and YMCA provide the surprises in men’s hockey
Good day for Leinster sides as six go through to the quarter-finals
Double weekend victory sees Monkstown at top of league
Tough 4-3 result against Cork C of I, but more straightforward win over Cookstown
Ireland could pick an additional €15bn in FDI if Britain leaves EU
Irish Exporters Association conference hears of possible benefit for Ireland on a UK departure
Exporters report increase in business overseas
New survey shows Irish companies selling abroad have grown exports this year
Exporters told to look to Africa for new opportunities
Africa Ireland Economic Forum delegates told that trade is expected to soar over coming years
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