Eamonn O Reilly

‘There is no room for error’: Six months after Brexit, companies are still adjusting

Limited direct EU ferry sailings and higher costs push exporters through Britain again

Dublin Port rail link suspended due to Brexit congestion

Green Party criticises ending of direct rail route favoured by firms such as Coca Cola

Cargo volumes plummet at Dublin Port due to Brexit effect

First-quarter decline in freight from British ports contrasts with increased trade with EU

Relocating Dublin Port would cost over €8bn, says company

DPC publishes papers setting out various options for delivering additional capacity

Port chiefs poised for post-Brexit disruption to exports

Haulage industry group warns of potential shortages due to checks on food imports

Brexit stockpiling buoyed Dublin Port in pandemic-hit year

Company reports reduction of just 3.4% in cargo volumes despite hit from Covid-19

Brexit: State braced for sharp rise in checks on food from Britain

Complexity of new regime could create an uneconomic burden for some businesses

Ferry firms have not agreed to stagger arrivals to ease port traffic post-Brexit

Dublin Port ‘disappointed’ with move as it releases traffic plan for border controls

Stena Line considers extending Dublin ferry arrivals to ease Brexit congestion

Dublin Port says any staggering of arrival times would be helpful with new UK checks

Dublin Port would end up ‘in the courts’ if it changed post-Brexit ferry times

Head of State’s largest port says ferry companies will not stagger arrivals to ease traffic from January

Dublin Port calls for State agencies to reveal 24/7 Brexit staffing plan

Port to tell committee of increased delays with congested ferry arrivals from Holyhead

Dublin Port and Stena clash over Brexit border checks ‘in the wrong place’

Swedish shipping chief criticises traffic management plan in State’s busiest port

New Dublin Port cycle route to bridge Dublin bay gap

Liffey-Tolka project is part of plan to ‘open up Dublin Port to Dubliners’

Tonnage volumes at Dublin Port recover slightly

After nine months, volumes are down 6.9% compared with the same period last year

Dublin city centre is ‘dead, completely dead’ for restaurants

‘There are no tourists, no corporate business . . . It’s a serious situation’

Failure to cut 13.5% VAT rate a ‘nail in the coffin’ for Border hospitality businesses

Mixed reaction in industry for stimulus package, with many saying it misses target

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