Brexit: For many Irish firms 'an awful lot hangs on a deal being done'

Irish small firms exporting and importing from Britain will be damaged even if some sort of last-minute deal is struck between the EU and the UK, Isme warns
Brexit: For many Irish firms 'an awful lot hangs on a deal being done'

Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen. The British prime minister is holding talks with the European Commission president to take stock of negotiations on a post-Brexit free-trade deal.File picture

Irish small firms exporting and importing from Britain will be damaged even if some sort of last-minute deal is struck between the EU and the UK, the head of business group Isme has warned. 

Neil McDonnell said "it was already too late" because any so-called comprehensive trade deal would be "too thin" at this stage for firms to plan to safeguard against significant disruption in the coming months.                 

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