Why is Brexit impacting deliveries to Ireland, and what else is being held up?
How exactly is Brexit affecting food supply chains and trade routes – and will things settle down soon?
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How exactly is Brexit affecting food supply chains and trade routes – and will things settle down soon?
The new service will start in January and operate six times per week.
The search is being overseen by the HM Coastguard in Holyhead in Wales, but the Irish Coast Guard is providing assistance.
The P&O-owned vessel in Dublin – the Norbank – was fully loaded and ready to depart when the incident unfolded in Liverpool.
The money will cover a minimum three month period in order to ensure the continuity of the services.
Some of the 16 Kurdish migrants found on a ferry in Rosslare on Thursday have reportedly left a reception centre.
It’s been reported that the contract was cancelled after an Irish company, Arklow Shipping, withdrew its backing.
The PSNI carried out a search of the ferry and said no device was found.
The president has declared four days of national mourning and said the government would cover the funeral expenses of the victims.
All passengers affected will be accommodated on an alternative ship or sailing, the company said.
Today marks the second anniversary of the Brexit vote.
The wooden vessel sank yesterday afternoon with an estimated 80 people aboard.
Islanders are taking their protest to the gates of Leinster House next week.
Irish Continental Group is offloading the vessel for over €15m.
Six adults and a baby were on board the dinghy.
The ferry, which will cross over Carlingford Lough, has rescheduled its maiden voyage for tomorrow.
A report from the Marine Casualty Investigation Board found that the two people would not have been rescued without the help of bystanders.
The animals were not microchipped nor did they have pet passports.
Michael Healy-Rae has called the ferry a “lifeline” to the people of south Kerry.
A woman was reported missing to gardaí this morning after an Irish ferry docked in Rosslare.
The ferry service is “an essential link to the mainland and is used by people travelling to work and school among other reasons”.
Julian Myerscough was arrested on 2 October 2015 at a hotel in Dublin on foot of a European arrest warrant.
Residents had originally been told the service would cease operation in January.
“They came over for a weekend away, this lady was lost – she was in complete shock.”
One observer said it was most likely the “worst ever” crossing from France and it was “lucky the ship was not lost”.
It estimated that between 30 and 40 migrants had boarded the Spirit of Britain ferry, operated by P&O.
Dublin Fire Brigade ferried equipment to the Ireland to fight the fire.
The 53-year-old got on a ferry to Belfast on Monday.
156 passengers and crew were on board when the fire broke out.
Warning: Terrible rhymes inside.
The number of passengers had fallen from 1,719,853 in 1998 to 141,652 last year.
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A crash in Kerry, Ebola in Scotland and a tragedy on a Ferry had everyone talking today.
Rescuers battled through the night to help hundreds trapped on board the Norman Atlantic.
An Irish passenger who travelled on the vessel in June said it was scary to think he was on the boat just six months ago.
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Rescuers have so far only managed to get 161 of the 478 people on the stricken “Norman Atlantic” to safety.
The flight from Dublin to Lanzarote was forced to divert due to bad weather.
A three-judge panel said prosecutors failed to prove Lee Jun-Seok had acted intentionally.
No one was injured in the incident and the vessel was towed safely back to the harbour.