No new major investments into Ireland since Brexit trade deal   

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Since Britain voted to leave the EU in the summer of 2016, the IDA had processed over 90 investments that were linked to the Brexit decision from a range of financial firms, including Barclays. Picture: Ian West/PA Wire

Multinationals facing Brexit disruption have not made any new investments in Ireland since Britain and the EU struck the free trade deal in late December. 

No approval has been made for a new investment project or an expansion of operations in Ireland following the Brexit trade deal struck, a spokesperson for the IDA said.