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Dublin Port Company takes action over firm's alleged failure to vacate 'Brexit' site

Dublin Port Company has claimed that a transport and warehousing firm has breached a court order by failing to vacate a site needed to deal with the impact of Brexit.

Dublin Port Company takes action over firm's alleged failure to vacate 'Brexit' site

Wed, 07 Aug, 2019 - 15:16

Aodhan O’Faolain

- with reporting from Ray Managh

Dublin Port Company (DPC) has claimed that a transport and warehousing firm has breached a court order by failing to vacate a site needed to deal with the impact of Brexit.

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