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Ted Lasso: Hooray for the rootin' tootin' coach who stole our TV hearts 
Ted Lasso: Hooray for the rootin' tootin' coach who stole our TV hearts 
As the season finale of season two of Ted Lasso arrives, Esther N McCarthy explains the appeal of a show that's become a firm favourite of the Covid era 

Thu, 07 Oct, 2021

FILE PHOTO Boris Johnson flies to Brussels today for last minute trade talks with Ursula von der Leyen, in an attempt to avoid a
Bord Bia: Irish firms face higher costs selling into Brexit Britain, but upbeat nonetheless
Many firms took the direct route to continental Europe, while bigger companies looked to Asia, to diversify.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2021

File Photo The Government's contingency action plan for a no-deal Brexit includes a range of proposals for sectors across the ec
Most imports passing Dublin and Rosslare checks but full impact of Brexit not yet clear
Most goods and freight coming through Dublin and Rosslare ports are passing new EU customs, agricultural, and public health checks but the full impact of Brexit may not yet be clear, senior civil servants have said.

Wed, 12 May, 2021

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Daniel McConnell: North risks a return to dark days of the past 
The political rhetoric in the North in recent days would lead one to conclude the lines of communications are badly in need of repair

Sat, 06 Mar, 2021

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Coveney: EU cannot trust the UK on NI protocol
EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness also said the EU will "be the adults in the room"

Thu, 04 Mar, 2021

Street furniture firm sets sights on UK market
Street furniture firm sets sights on UK market
Hartecast Street Furniture has completed projects in Cork Airport, University College Cork, University of Limerick, and the region's train stations

Tue, 09 Feb, 2021

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Professional salaries to remain flat outside of niche in-demand jobs
Demand for workers in customs and trade-related roles is expected to intensify

Fri, 22 Jan, 2021

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Freight firms seek six-month Brexit adjustment period 
Ireland’s 'vulnerability' can not be overstated in this new trading landscape the FTAI has warned

Fri, 15 Jan, 2021

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Oliver Mangan: Weak sterling signals cold winds blow for prospects of the Brexit ‘sunlit uplands’
Overall, the UK’s departure from the EU and its customs union and single market is viewed by many as lowering the potential growth rate of the country's economy over the medium term, via negative impacts on investment and trade. 

Mon, 11 Jan, 2021

An Post confirms trading with UK unaffected as DPD pause deliveries to Ireland due to Brexit
An Post confirms trading with UK unaffected as DPD pause deliveries to Ireland due to Brexit
DPD UK said up to 20% of parcels are arriving with incorrect or incomplete data attached, meaning parcels have to go back to customers 

Fri, 08 Jan, 2021

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Irish companies must be ready for added responsibilities as importers
Health and Safety Authority outlines the implications for the trade and supply of chemicals, machinery, transportable pressure equipment and for accreditation

Fri, 08 Jan, 2021

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Brexit: Consumers in a tizzy over online charges 
The harsh realities of Brexit are coming home to roost with added charges, confusing calculations, and even some UK websites simply stopping deliveries to Ireland.

Mon, 04 Jan, 2021

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Stenaline: Majority of freight accessed Irish and UK ports on day 1 post-Brexit
Britain's relationship with the EU is now on a new basis said the Foreign Affairs Minister

Fri, 01 Jan, 2021

Fishing industry will take 'a lot of pain upfront' with Brexit - McConalogue
Fishing industry will take 'a lot of pain upfront' with Brexit - McConalogue
The fishing industry will take "a lot of pain upfront" as a result of Brexit, but will be supported by the Government, the Agriculture Minister has said.

Tue, 29 Dec, 2020

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All eyes on Nissan, Toyota, and Honda after Brexit deal
The Brexit trade deal could still fall short for carmakers in the UK with too little leeway to take on more expenses. 

Tue, 29 Dec, 2020

Hubbcat: We need to know how new post-Brexit customs rules would impact on us
Hubbcat: We need to know how new post-Brexit customs rules would impact on us
The team behind Wicklow technology firm Hubbcat spent many years working together in the telecoms sector in the Caribbean before founding the company.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Preparation is key for the new border reality
Preparation is key for the new border reality
Brian Keegan, director of public affairs at Chartered Accountants Ireland, talks to John Daly

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

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10 essential things for businesses to do before Brexit
Regardless of the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, here are 10 essential things that should be done to prepare for Brexit.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Dr Suraya Diaz: The challenge is that we don’t know exactly what is coming or how expensive it will be
Dr Suraya Diaz: The challenge is that we don’t know exactly what is coming or how expensive it will be
When it comes to wellness, prevention is better than the cure. When it comes to business, it’s all about preparation. For Brexit, it means signing up for a Local Enterprise Office Prepare Your Business for Customs workshop.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Businesses using the UK landbridge should give thought to investigating direct routes to European markets
Businesses using the UK landbridge should give thought to investigating direct routes to European markets
We must remember that despite the effects of Covid-19 on Irish business this year there are a number of future economic challenges that we face together - the most significant of which is Brexit.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Smart companies are taking steps before being adrift in a sea of unavoidable changes
Smart companies are taking steps before being adrift in a sea of unavoidable changes
Ian Talbot, CEO of Chambers Ireland, says Irish companies are taking many of the right changes ahead of UK’s exit from the EU. He talks to Joe Dermody

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

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Businesses need to prepare for the inevitable change after Brexit
Without prejudging the outcome of ongoing negotiations between the EU and the UK, my advice to business is to continue to prepare for the substantial and permanent changes that are coming.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Simple steps to ease customs compliance ahead of Brexit
Simple steps to ease customs compliance ahead of Brexit
Skillnet Ireland chief executive, Paul Healy, says there is still time for companies to prepare for new Customs challenges. He talks to Colette Sheridan

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Pamela Laird: ‘Our safety assurance is done in the UK. That may no longer be valid after Brexit’
Pamela Laird: ‘Our safety assurance is done in the UK. That may no longer be valid after Brexit’
Dublin entrepreneur Pamela Laird is the driving force behind Moxi Loves, an innovative beauty business which currently sells its products through Penneys and over 900 pharmacies and retail outlets in Ireland.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

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Brexit Readiness Checker: 10 minutes that could save your business
Emer O’Byrne, of Enterprise Ireland’s Brexit Unit, urges businesses to avail of free online supports. She talks to Joe Dermody

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

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Ireland is far better prepared for Brexit than the UK
"Irish measures taken over the past year will ensure we successfully cope with the new reality on January 1st"

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Grant gives €9k for every full-time staff member employed to handle customs
Grant gives €9k for every full-time staff member employed to handle customs
Securing Enterprise Ireland’s new Ready for Customs grant helps ensure Emerald Freight Express, one of Ireland’s leading freight forwarders, is fully prepared for December 31.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

VRAI: ‘We have seen great opportunities in the UK. The decision to open an office there became a no-brainer’
VRAI: ‘We have seen great opportunities in the UK. The decision to open an office there became a no-brainer’
It’s often been said that successful businesses look for the opportunities in every situation — but undoubtedly the challenges thrown up in 2020 have tested this theory to the max.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Preparation is key for success post-Brexit
Preparation is key for success post-Brexit
Preparation is everything when it comes to Brexit, with the consensus being that you really can’t start early enough to prepare for the changes that will come in 2021.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

Deli Lites: ‘We may fine-tune or perhaps even radically change our supply chain depending on what happens’
Deli Lites: ‘We may fine-tune or perhaps even radically change our supply chain depending on what happens’
Deli Lites is a leading Co Down food-to-go firm that supplies customers across the island with high quality produce. Its business is also growing internationally.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2020

File Photo POST-BREXIT TRADE talks between the EU and the UK are still deadlocked this morning, with the risk of a no-deal scena
Urgent need for companies to prepare for new trading scenarios
Paul Lynam, director of policy, British Irish Chamber of Commerce, advises business owners to prepare for a range of scenarios. He talks to Colette Sheridan

Wed, 16 Dec, 2020

InterTradeIreland’s Margaret Hearty says firms need to avail of funded Brexit Solutions, now
InterTradeIreland’s Margaret Hearty says firms need to avail of funded Brexit Solutions, now
InterTradeIreland is on hand to provide essential guidance for businesses ahead of Brexit whilst continuing to support cross-border cooperation, says Margaret Hearty

Wed, 16 Dec, 2020

Case study: ‘Online courses have us well prepared for whatever comes in January’
Case study: ‘Online courses have us well prepared for whatever comes in January’
Established in 2004, award-winning Pallet Xpress is one of the leading freight companies in Ireland which will be significantly impacted by Brexit.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2020

Help available for businesses as Great Britain leaves the single market and customs union
Help available for businesses as Great Britain leaves the single market and customs union
MANY business owners will be sitting down to eat their Christmas dinner exhausted from the year gone by. It’s been a year without precedent. Covid-19 has dominated so much of all of our lives and has demanded so much from each and every one of us.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2020

Civilians and Army to help understaffed Navy monitor Irish waters post-Brexit
Civilians and Army to help understaffed Navy monitor Irish waters post-Brexit
The size of the area to be monitored is 1 million sq miles, 12 times the landmass of the country.

Tue, 15 Dec, 2020

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