Brexit has significantly impacted British-Irish trade, reshaping the relationship between the UK and Ireland, which has historically been close due to geographical proximity and strong economic ties. Here’s a breakdown of the key changes and consequences: 1. Customs and Border Checks Before Brexit, both the UK and Ireland were part of the European Union’s
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said there will be no winners or losers in the final stages of the EU UK trade negotiations. Speaking in Brussels, Mr Martin said it was positive that both sets of negotiators would keep talking, despite an inconclusive meeting between the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President
The European Commission has set out contingency measures aimed at coping with the disruption if no trade deal can be agreed with the UK. The measures would ensure basic reciprocal air and road connectivity between the EU and the UK - and allow for the possibility of reciprocal fishing access. European Commission president Ursula
