Seamus Leheny

Irish lorries face long traffic tailbacks heading to Holyhead port

Brexit stockpiling, weather delays and loss of a ferry to Covid outbreak congest Welsh port

Scots braced for no deal: ‘We need parity with Northern Ireland’

Fishermen in Clyde port of Greenock face going out of business if Brexit talks fail

North’s businesses guardedly welcome UK-EU agreement on Irish Sea trade

Arlene Foster says Northern Ireland must have ‘unfettered access’ to British market

Brexit: Trade fears mount as breakthrough in EU-UK talks proves elusive

Talks overshadowed by turmoil in Downing Street as aides to Boris Johnson resign

Brexit: UK proposes grace period for goods moving between Britain and NI

British government accepts consignments would still be subject to checks and controls

Two coronavirus-related deaths reported in North

Number of fines for breaches of social distancing guidelines drops by 90%

Amazon fly dedicated aircraft into Belfast to fill online orders

The retail giant says the route was established before the coronavirus crisis

Moving food and medicine: The view from a truck driver’s seat

Freight truckers are increasingly the only people who can travel across Europe

The Boris bridge: Will Johnson’s ‘vanity project’ ever happen?

PM’s plans for link from NI to Scotland frought with engineering and monetary minefields

Cautious reaction to Johnson’s ‘unfettered access’ pledge for goods from Britain to NI

UK prime minister’s post-Brexit promise a challenge to deliver, DUP’s Donaldson says

North’s business welcomes certainty but wants voice in Brexit debate

Farmers remain concerned about how UK’s exit from EU will impact on their livelihoods

Irish-owned truck pulled trailer in which 39 bodies were found

Trailer arrived in UK via Belgian port of Zeebrugge, truck driver from North arrested

NI firms concerned about Brexit deal disclosures on GB exports

Businesses seek assurances from London on ‘unfettered access’ to British internal market

Gardaí trying to establish movements of truck found in Essex

Questions remain over how container holding 39 bodies arrived in Britain

North may be unable to process all health certs for agri-food exports in no-deal Brexit

Chief veterinary officer has warned that resources are finite and demand for export certs may exceed supply

Arrival of new customs cars in Dundalk alarms Border group

Community group urges Government to be open about future of Border in no-deal Brexit

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