Ireland expected to apply for EU state aid compensation for sterling depreciation

According to co-op sources, Ireland will apply for EU state aid compensation for damage to exports due to the depreciation in the value of sterling since the Brexit referendum.

According to co-op sources, Ireland will apply for EU state aid compensation for damage to exports due to the depreciation in the value of sterling since the Brexit referendum.

ICOS sources said the state aid offer was made in the informal meeting of EU agriculture ministers in the first week of September, and it is due to be discussed again by EU agricultural ministers on October 9-10.

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