Freight Transport Association

Gardaí trying to establish movements of truck found in Essex

Questions remain over how container holding 39 bodies arrived in Britain

Brexit: A day in the life of an Irish Border crossing

Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan stirs confusion at Border’s busiest crossing

More fuel being stockpiled for State’s buses and trains for no-deal Brexit

Iarnrod Eireann adding to more than three months of fuel to ensure ‘security of supply’

Irish companies trading with UK ramp up Brexit readiness

Revenue reports boost in applications for EORI numbers to trade with ‘third country’

Brexit: Construction industry group says ‘no evidence’ Border tech solutions will work

80% of cement used in North’s building industry comes from three factories in South

Northern businesses have been ‘hung out to dry’

Industry leaders warn of potential for chaos and increased lawlessness around Border

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

Border ‘backstop’ should not be feared, May tells North’s businesses

UK leader invites Northern Irish businesses to 10 Downing Street to sell draft Brexit deal

May to meet Northern Irish business groups over draft Brexit deal

Meeting set to increase tension between DUP and Northern Ireland business community

No deal Brexit could leave North’s economy ‘in tatters’, says transport association

Clarity needed for British commercial vehicle operators to ‘keep trade flowing freely’

UK readies flotilla plan for supplies in no-deal Brexit

UK government looks at chartering ships to ferry in critical food and medicines

After the scarves and jerseys, the laughter ended in Brussels

Business Week: also in the news were Michael Lowry’s conviction, the IMF in town and tax

Government accused of suppressing Brexit reports

Documents deal with likely sectoral impact of Brexit and implications for EU-UK trade

Irish EU exit would be ‘terminal pneumonia’ rather than ‘severe flu’

Pat Cox says Ireland has to live with Brexit consequences

All the major business events happening this week

For Your Diary: Dell, Ladbrokes Coral and Datalex report;Theresa May triggers Brext

Isme chief executive Mark Fielding steps down

Neil McDonnell, ex of Freight Transport Association, to take over Isme leadership role

2,000 migrants storm Calais terminal causing traffic gridlock

Eurotunnel says thousands tried to breach the fences which caused service delays

Long overdue introduction of postcodes

New system needs to prove itself in face of criticism in some quarters

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