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Chamber reminds businesses to be ‘customs-ready’

Major change can always be subject to glitches, and the current delays being experienced by hauliers and freight forwarders in transporting goods from Ireland to the United Kingdom, while linked to issues with technology, can also be partly laid at the doors of some exporters and importers who don’t have the systems in place for trading with the UK as a third country.

‘Precipitous’ drop in cattle/milk prices with no-deal Brexit

Clare Independent TD Michael McNamara is warning of "a precipitous drop" in the prices of cattle and milk in a few weeks’ time if a Brexit trade deal is not done.

European funding to help Herald’s Covid coverage

The European Journalism Centre (EJC), in partnership with the Facebook Journalism Project (FJP), has confirmed that 68 more news organisations and freelance journalists will receive grants through Wave 2 of the European Journalism COVID-19 Support Fund.

exida announces 25 roles for Shannon

exida, a world leader in functional safety, industrial cybersecurity, and alarm management, has announced that it has chosen Shannon as the location of a European Centre of Excellence, creating 25 roles over the next five years.

Scheduled passenger flights resume at Shannon

Scheduled passenger services to and from Shannon Airport have resumed with the first flight arriving this morning from Vienna.
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Shannon Airport Brexit Update – Some FAQs

The UK will leave the European Union at 23:00 today, Friday, 31st January. While the UK is leaving the EU, there is a transition period until the 31st December 2020 during which the UK will adhere to all EU rules and trading relationships.

Clare winner of gender equality essay competition

MEP for Ireland South and leader of Fine Gael in the European Parliament, Seán Kelly, has welcomed a group of Transition Year students from Ireland South to the European Parliament in Brussels this week.

End in sight for scrapping of Clock Change

Ireland’s only Member of the European Parliament’s Working Group on the bi-annual Clock Change, has called on colleagues to support the proposal to scrap the clock change when Parliament votes on the issue in Strasbourg this week.
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