Lloyds Pharmacy suspends Irish online doctor services due to Brexit law changes
The company said it is trying to restore the service to Irish users.
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The company said it is trying to restore the service to Irish users.
FTAI General Manager Aidan Flynn said it is “unbelievable” that 30% of goods imported into Dublin Port are being inspected.
Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots said the region was facing a ‘major crisis’ over supply chains.
Chief executives of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Iceland, Co-Op and Marks & Spencer have written to Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove.
One driver asked if a border guard could “take off the meat and you leave me the bread”.
The rules determine whether an export is considered British or not.
There are a strict set of criteria for a website to hold an ‘.eu’ domain.
In the wake of Brexit, as some debate continues about a united Ireland in the future, Dr Thamil Ananthavinayagan looks at the reunification of Germany and the lessons it can provide.
Fine Gael’s Neale Richmond has asked online regulator ComReg to investigate after the Leave.EU group moved its website office to Waterford.
It comes days after a Donegal fishing vessel was prevented from fishing in the waters around Rockall by a Marine Scotland patrol boat.
How exactly is Brexit affecting food supply chains and trade routes – and will things settle down soon?
DPD UK said the pause today applies to all road deliveries from the UK to Europe until Wednesday at the earliest.
Photos of empty shelves in M&S stores have caused a stir in recent days.
The boat’s skipper was told he can’t fish within 12 nautical miles of the disputed islet.
Four vans looking to travel to the UK had issues yesterday at Dublin Port.
Friday saw the first ferries arrive in Ireland from Britain under new trade rules following the end of the Brexit transition period.
The true effect of the post-Brexit rules are unlikely to bee seen for a number for weeks.
The end of the transition period will see companies having to make adjustments to their operations.
After 11pm, UK licences used by those living in Ireland will no longer be valid.
Gibraltar will remain subject to the rule of the free-travel Schengen area.
New checks and processes on trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland will come into operation at 11pm tonight.
The UK’s departure from the European Union takes full effect at 11pm.
State agencies are also warning of potential disruption at Dublin Port in the days ahead.
Britain will leave the European single market and customs union at 11pm tomorrow.
They concluded that the agreement ‘preserves the UK’s sovereignty as a matter of law’.
Industry groups reacted angrily to the terms of the trade agreement after they were announced last week.
Cabinet is expected to meet later today to discuss the deal.
The EU and the UK published full 1,246-page text of the treaty yesterday.
Scottish Secretary Alister Jack insists the UK Government has struck a “‘fantastic deal”.
The 1,246-page document waspublished this morning.
From what has been published so far, the UK conceded on both fisheries and the level playing field, while the EU conceded on governance.
Meanwhile, business groups are cautiously optimistic about the deal
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald warns ‘this is not the end of the road’.
Boris Johnson and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen appear poised to reach a historic deal.
It had been reported that the negotiating teams were pushing to get a deal over the line before Christmas.
A spin-off of Brexit is the possibility that Irish players must wait another two years before they leave for the UK. Academy Directors warn The42 that Irish football isn’t ready to step up and take over the job.
A Number 10 insider has described the reported compromise on fishing quotas as “b*llocks”.
Hauliers are being told not to leave Ireland unless they have a confirmed booking to travel directly to continental Europe.
Another weekend of tense negotiations failed to achieve a breakthrough.