Brittany Ferries says Government could prioritise transport of essential supplies

Aidan Coffey makes comment amid launch of DFDS’s new Rosslare to Dunkirk service

TD Verona Murphy says truck drives should be treated the same as doctors and nurses

Decision comes after taking time to consider future following deselection by Fine Gael

Taoiseach says dropped election candidate ‘unfortunately’ harbours views on migrants

Simon Harris says decison to deselect Wexford candidate ‘looking better by the moment’

Haulage industry representative’s byelection campaign became embroiled in controversy

Two children among migrants found in truck trailer on Stena ferry

Verona Murphy, FG candidate in Wexford, said some asylum seekers ‘infiltrated by Isis’

Key issue for all candidates is that a lot of people are unaware an election is coming up

Verona Murphy said that some asylum seekers may have been ‘infiltrated by ISIS’

Transport Infrastructure Ireland working with local authorities to keep motorways flood-free

Some of the plan’s targets are over-zealous aspirations, while other targets seem impossible to reach in the 10-year timeframe

Verona Murphy joins Ministers of State Kehoe and D’Arcy on ticket in five-seat Dáil constituency

Haulage association says extra six months is an opportunity for the Government and State agencies to refine contingency planning

Haulier group says State will not cope with no deal regardless of customs registrations

Queues stretch from Belgium to Calais, as French unions stage protest Brexit trial

Industry figures trash Tories’ reheated idea of technology plus checks away from Border

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Company says it is ‘unlikely’ to operate a service on the crossing next year

Minister to press for introduction of scheme next month despite industry objections

Wright Insurance Brokers one of four firms reviewed over concerns of anti-competitive practices

For some workers it is not the most wonderful time of the year, but the busiest

Oireachtas committee to invite motor industry bodies to discuss spiralling prices

It cost millions, but Eircode’s trumpeted benefits for business have not happened

Longer merging lanes could reduce congestion - Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Dublin Bus driver gives chase to alert lorry to danger of loose load near Connolly Station

Analysis: Irish Road Haulage Association claims strike blocked as many as 500 lorries

Dublin Port Tunnel southbound reopens after drivers take action over road tax costs

Organisations give their response to Government’s financial plans for next year

Concern as heavy goods tax costs €4,000 in Republic but €823 in Northern Ireland

The State is losing money but local people fear the social cost more

State will cover estimated €3m cost of suspending tolls for lorries in November