Organisation: Freight Transport Association Ireland

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>One of the key takeaways in the ‘Decarbionising the Road Freight sector in Ireland’ report is that a whole of government strategy is necessary to support the transformational change. </p>

economy

Aidan Flynn: Freight sector requires roadmap to reach decarbonisation targets

Collaboration and engagement by the Government with key stakeholders is essential to meeting commercial transport decarbonisation targets

<p>Importers have said they are also unclear over the role of a border control post some 20 miles inland from the port of Dover. Picture: Gareth Fuller/PA</p>

economy

Britain rolls out Brexit checks on food imports from EU at Channel and North Sea ports

<p>Holyhead Port in Wales. Exporters, importers, and Government officials are increasingly concerned about the huge changes that are coming down the road as the accords under the long-delayed Trade and Cooperation Agreement finally come into place. </p>

economy

Countdown to new checks for Irish food stuffs at British ports

economy

Trade war warning for Britain: 'Targeting a Monaghan chicken is the same as targeting a Tyrone chicken'

economy

Civilian enforcers are a way out of lockdown, business groups say

news

Covid-19 tests for Irish hauliers could further delay deliveries of food, groceries, and parcels

Irish consumers warned parcel delays from UK sites will last months

Irish truckers who are on the frontline facing Brexit disruption said there will be no quick fix in parcel delivery delays from British e-commerce sites to Ireland, warning the disruption will likely last for months.

Thu, 14 Jan, 2021

Hauliers seek national plan to deliver to hospitals during Covid-19 crisis

The transport industry is seeking to agree a deal with the Government and the HSE for a single plan to ease deliveries to hospitals during the Covid-19 crisis.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2020

Irish truckers call to relax EU rules to smooth supply chains during Covid-19 crisis

EU rules for truckers should be relaxed to keep the supply chains running smoothly on the road and on the ferries during the Covid-19 crisis, Freight Transport Association Ireland has said.

Thu, 19 Mar, 2020

Businesses warn over British points-based work permit plan

Changes proposed by the British government for a points-based permit scheme for EU migrants to get work after Brexit has sparked widespread concern from business groups here.

Wed, 19 Feb, 2020

Businesses issue warning on UK work permit plan

Changes proposed by the British government for a points-based permit scheme for EU migrants to get work after Brexit has sparked widespread concern from business groups here.

Wed, 19 Feb, 2020

Ireland to benefit from Johnson’s majority amid ‘topsy turvy’ Brexit risk

Irish business leaders and analysts have hailed the prospects for the UK approving the withdrawal agreement next month but warn that the risk of Brexit disruption may be just delayed for a year.

Sat, 14 Dec, 2019

Brexit ‘could lead to second cliff edge’ in 2020

The head of the business group that represents truckers has warned that final Brexit negotiations face another cliff edge next summer if any transition deal is not extended.

Fri, 18 Oct, 2019

SMEs advised to prepare staff for Brexit layoffs

Business group Isme is advising member companies in the frontline of a crash-out Brexit at Halloween to immediately prepare staff for potential redundancies.

Fri, 30 Aug, 2019

Johnson's Westminster bombshell weighs on Irish shares and sinks Irish Government yields

Irish shares and Government bond yields fell today as a political manoeuvre by UK prime minister Boris Johnson was seen as boosting the chances of a crash-out Brexit at Halloween and an early British election.

Wed, 28 Aug, 2019

Irish truckers seek immediate extension of Brexit ‘connectivity’ agreement, as Johnson visits Berlin and Paris

The Brexit crisis could be cooled somewhat if the EU and UK were to immediately extend a transit or connectivity accord beyond its expiry date at the end of December, the head of the Irish hauliers business group has said.

Wed, 21 Aug, 2019

Brexit switch interest in Dublin slowing down

Dublin’s lead in the race to attract financial services firms switching their EU operations from London after Brexit has narrowed, with Luxembourg now running the capital close as the relocation city of choice.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2019

Customs will talk to truckers at ports over no-deal fallout

The Revenue will start talking to truck drivers at Dublin and Rosslare ports from today about the potential huge delays and disruption to trade if Britain crashes out of the EU without a deal.

Fri, 05 Apr, 2019

Sterling surges as markets see no-deal recede

Sterling soared against the euro and the dollar as fears that the UK will crash out of the EU receded.

Thu, 14 Mar, 2019

AIDAN FLYNN: Irish food imports and exports are in the front line of the Brexit crisis

As the Westminster drama unfolds in the coming hours, the stark truth is that we do not know what route Brexit is going to take.

Mon, 11 Mar, 2019

Haulier times from Ireland to EU may triple

Uncertainty remains the main concern for the freight, distribution and logistics sector as Brexit Day, on March 29, gets ever closer, writes Aidan Flynn.

Mon, 11 Feb, 2019

Insurance hikes may lead to job losses, warn hauliers

Urgent Government action is needed to tackle rising insurance costs or risk significant job losses in the transport industry.

Wed, 14 Sep, 2016

Government needs to show Eircode is not waste of €27m

Over the last year, and it has seemed like that long, we’ve read several articles on the proposed new postal codes. 

Thu, 16 Jul, 2015

Postcodes will cost lives, warn emergency workers

A group representing frontline emergency staff has warned lives will be lost unless the Government reverses its decision on a new national postcode system due to be rolled out next spring.

Sat, 11 Oct, 2014