Lorries turned back from Dublin Port due to Brexit 

Lorries turned back from Dublin Port due to Brexit 

The head of Revenue's operations at Dublin Port, Tom Talbot said that since the UK's exit from the customs union at the end of 2020, there had been no major disruption at the capital's port

A small number of freight exporters have been turned back from ferries to the UK from Dublin Port due to Brexit customs changes since the turn of the new year.

The cases were used by officials from across State agencies at Dublin Port to highlight the need for those moving freight to and from the UK to have their customs documentation in order.

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