Trade levels between Ireland and Britain to 'normalise' this year, industry group claims 

'Depth and respect of relationships, consumer preferences, market knowledge, geo-cultural synergies, trust in supply chains that have grown over decades will not be eroded because of Brexit', says British-Irish Chamber of Commerce

The British-Irish Chamber of Commerce has predicted a recovery in trade between the two countries.

Normal volumes of trade between Ireland and Britain should return later this year, with predictions of a further deterioration being “considerably overstated”, the British-Irish Chamber of Commerce has said.

Its upbeat outlook comes just days after latest CSO data shows exports and imports between Ireland and Britain took a hammering in the first three months of the year due to Brexit disruptions.