Brittany Ferries' 3 new freight only services to France Brittany Ferries is introducing three new weekly freight only sailings between Ireland and France to service increased demand from hauliers. Business • 02 Feb
Hauliers going to France will need negative virus test All hauliers travelling to France from Ireland will have to have evidence of a negative Covid-19 test from Thursday. Business • 26 Jan
No reason to expect shortage of goods - official A senior Government official has said there is no reason to expect there will be any significant shortages in goods because of ongoing post-Brexit supply ... Business • 18 Jan
Hauliers seeking two week exemption from EU rules Hauliers are calling for a two week derogation from EU rules, in order to allow retailers, suppliers, freight firms and others involved in supply chains ... Business • 14 Jan
Dublin Port warns of potential delays due to Brexit Officials from State agencies have warned of potential delays at Dublin Port when the UK leaves the European Union tomorrow night. Business • 30 Dec 20
Dublin Port remains concerned about ferry arrival times With just over two weeks to go before the re-introduction of border controls on goods arriving from the UK, Dublin Port Company said it has ... Business • 14 Dec 20
UK hauliers warn of 'significant gaps' in Brexit plans Groups representing the UK's freight and logistics industries have warned of significant gaps in the British government's border preparations for the end of the Brexit ... Brexit • 04 Sep 20
Agreement sought over post-Brexit entry declarations A "safety and security" agreement removing the need for post-Brexit entry and exit declarations between Britain and Northern Ireland is needed, the UK's Freight Transport ... Brexit • 30 Apr 20
UK to focus on goods flowing as smoothly as possible UK officials will prioritise the flow of goods into the UK over customs payments and paperwork in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Brexit Countdown • 23 Oct 19
Hauliers withdraw protest threat The Irish Road Haulage Association has withdrawn a threat of further protest action after a demonstration earlier this week caused traffic disruption in Dublin. News • 22 Oct 14
Hauliers threaten more strikes over tax rates The Irish Road Haulage Association is threatening more strikes across the country unless the Government takes urgent action to address the road tax system. News • 20 Oct 14
Revenue defends Target Express action The Revenue Commissioners has defended its enforcement action in the case of Target Express, which ceased trading yesterday with the loss of 390 jobs. News • 30 Aug 12
