Irish customs rules relaxed amid post-Brexit backlog

Exporters shipping goods to Ireland have to complete post-Brexit paperwork, which is causing administrative pressure for companies.

Revenue Commissioners have relaxed some customs rules in response to delays and trucks being denied boarding on ferries. Picture: Niall Carson/PA

Irish customs authorities are temporarily relaxing regulations around goods moving from Great Britain, as traders face backlogs due to border controls and paperwork.

Revenue Commissioners made the decision to lift some customs rules in response to delays and trucks being refused entry on to ferries.