Irish CEOs see faults in Brexit plan

The Government could do more to promote the country’s attractiveness for companies that will have to uproot operations from the UK because of Brexit, according to a survey of Irish chief executives.

Almost three-quarters of over 200 CEOs surveyed by PwC believe an improved national strategy is required to lure projects here.

The CEOs cite personal taxes, the housing crisis, skills deficits, poor infrastructure and regulations among their concerns.