Northern motorists 'should have green card requirement in Republic waived'

Claire Simpson

MOTORISTS in Northern Ireland need the European Union to swiftly waive the requirement for them to carry green cards when travelling in the Republic, a councillor has said.

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Edwin Poots accused of scaremongering over Brexit hospital food shortage warning

Michael McHugh and David Young, PA 14 Jan, 2021

Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots has been accused of scaremongering after he warned hospitals and schools risk running out of food when post-Brexit Irish Sea trade arrangements are fully implemented.

Hospitals and schools risk running out of food because of post-Brexit Irish Sea trade deal - Edwin Poots

David Young, PA 14 Jan, 2021

A grace period that limits the level of red tape required to move retail food products from Great Britain to Northern Ireland runs out at the end of March.

Boris Johnson claims Brexit 'teething problems' can be fixed as Ian Paisley says Northern Ireland 'screwed over'

Claire Simpson 14 Jan, 2021

THE DUP has claimed Northern Ireland has been "screwed over" by a border in the Irish Sea, with senior MPs hitting out at Boris Johnson and major business groups over trade.

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John Manley 14 Jan, 2021

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Arlene Foster 'committed to finding solutions to post-Brexit trade difficulties'

Michael McHugh, Press Association 13 Jan, 2021

First Minister Arlene Foster has vowed to find a solution to post-Brexit trade difficulties in Northern Ireland.

Ian Paisley slams Boris Johnson over north's Brexit supermarket shortages

13 Jan, 2021

DUP MP Ian Paisley has criticised Boris Johnson's comment that empty supermarket shelves in Northern Ireland are down to "teething problems".

Supermarkets face fresh shortages 'unless EU extends grace period'

Gavin Cordon, PA Whitehall Editor 13 Jan, 2021

Supermarkets in Northern Ireland will face fresh shortages on the shelves unless the EU is prepared to extend the "grace period" in the Brexit trade deal, retailers have warned.

Supermarkets call for urgent intervention over Northern Ireland food supplies

Michael McHugh and Sam Blewett, PA 13 Jan, 2021

The UK's supermarkets have told the British government urgent intervention is needed to prevent more disruption to Northern Ireland's food supplies.

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Northern motorists 'should have green card requirement in Republic waived'

Donegal island fishermen claim Brexit putting lives at risk

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Edwin Poots accused of scaremongering over Brexit hospital food shortage warning

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