Fuel price protest to bring Dublin to a ‘standstill’ on Monday, say organisers
People of Ireland Against Fuel Prices seeks fuel price caps and Eamon Ryan’s resignation
Miriam Lord: Verona Murphy sucking diesel in blistering attack on Taoiseach
Independent TD demands ‘extraordinary measures’ to combat fuel and food price rises
Sixty non-EU lorry drivers apply for permits since quota lifted
Passed HGV driving tests increased 25% in 2021 but more than 2,200 still awaiting test
Irish hauliers threaten to protest over new emissions targets
IRHA president says members already facing rising fuel costs and driver shortages
Brexit: Twenty-fold rise in health checks on imports from Britain
About one consignment in every 200 rejected due mostly to incomplete paperwork
Hard cheese: Brexit and the Irish food sector
Will the implementation of extra trade checks by Britain impact Irish agri-food?
The Irish Times view on food shortages in Britain: The cost of Brexit
Now the Brexit chickens are coming home to roost as many retailers warn that they are facing acute shortages
Nando’s shuts more than 40 outlets in Britain due to supply chain hit
Chain also suffering from staff shortages
Covid-19 testing for truckers: Tarmac, toil and a traffic plan
A 35-acre site at Holmestown helps health screening of lorry drivers bound for France
New Covid testing for French-bound hauliers catches a positive case
Almost 200 drivers tested on first day of new detection system to meet new French rules
Hauliers using North to avoid State’s Brexit checks
Imports still delayed despite Revenue’s relaxation of customs rule to get goods moving
Surge in freight traffic on direct ferry routes to Europe
Businesses switch from UK landbridge to avoid post-Brexit border controls
Most lorries on first post-Brexit ferries did not know about customs checks
Revenue warns hauliers will face sanctions if directions to visit customs posts are ignored
UK travel disruption an insight into ‘post-Brexit world’ – Bord Bia
State food agency highlights fragilities of using UK as a landbridge
Hauliers fear full direct ferries to EU if Brexit checks block UK routes
Brittany Ferries says Government could prioritise transport of essential supplies
UK landbridge route is set to become ‘non-viable’ for firms, shipping director says
Aidan Coffey makes comment amid launch of DFDS’s new Rosslare to Dunkirk service
Covid-19: Brittany Ferries urged to reverse decision to stop serving hot meals
TD Verona Murphy says truck drives should be treated the same as doctors and nurses
Verona Murphy to run in Wexford as an Independent
Decision comes after taking time to consider future following deselection by Fine Gael
Leo Varadkar ‘glad’ Verona Murphy did not get elected
Taoiseach says dropped election candidate ‘unfortunately’ harbours views on migrants
Verona Murphy claims she was ‘silenced’ by Fine Gael
Simon Harris says decison to deselect Wexford candidate ‘looking better by the moment’
Fine Gael deselects Verona Murphy from Wexford election ticket
Haulage industry representative’s byelection campaign became embroiled in controversy
Men found in truck on Rosslare-bound ferry claim asylum in Ireland
Two children among migrants found in truck trailer on Stena ferry
Fine Gael TD says comments by party byelection candidate ‘dangerous’
Verona Murphy, FG candidate in Wexford, said some asylum seekers ‘infiltrated by Isis’
Wexford byelection: Main rivals face off over homelessness
Key issue for all candidates is that a lot of people are unaware an election is coming up
Fine Gael candidate apologises for comments on asylum seekers
Verona Murphy said that some asylum seekers may have been ‘infiltrated by ISIS’
Blocked culvert caused flooding which led to closure of part of M8, says TII
Transport Infrastructure Ireland working with local authorities to keep motorways flood-free
Government’s climate plan risks looking like yet more hot air
Some of the plan’s targets are over-zealous aspirations, while other targets seem impossible to reach in the 10-year timeframe
President of hauliers’ group to run for Fine Gael in Wexford
Verona Murphy joins Ministers of State Kehoe and D’Arcy on ticket in five-seat Dáil constituency
Irish businesses welcome Brexit extension
Haulage association says extra six months is an opportunity for the Government and State agencies to refine contingency planning
Small businesses too ‘time poor’ to prepare for Brexit – industry group
Haulier group says State will not cope with no deal regardless of customs registrations
‘Brexit has arrived early’: Irish hauliers face massive delays at customs
Queues stretch from Belgium to Calais, as French unions stage protest Brexit trial
Malthouse compromise: an idea whose time has come – and gone
Industry figures trash Tories’ reheated idea of technology plus checks away from Border
Jackpot for Anglo junior bondholders; anger over Irish Ferries; and Irish ‘gilet jaunes’
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk
Hauliers fear Brexit ‘nightmare’ as Irish Ferries may axe Rosslare-France route
Company says it is ‘unlikely’ to operate a service on the crossing next year
Levy to fund tyre disposal scheme
Minister to press for introduction of scheme next month despite industry objections
Irish-based firm raided by European Commission expects to be cleared
Wright Insurance Brokers one of four firms reviewed over concerns of anti-competitive practices
‘It comes and goes in a blur’: those who bring us Christmas
For some workers it is not the most wonderful time of the year, but the busiest
Car insurance costs threaten the economy, TD warns
Oireachtas committee to invite motor industry bodies to discuss spiralling prices
Six months on, people still confounded by Eircode system
It cost millions, but Eircode’s trumpeted benefits for business have not happened
M50 junctions to get new layout to improve traffic flow
Longer merging lanes could reduce congestion - Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Truck hits two Dublin bridges causing train delays
Dublin Bus driver gives chase to alert lorry to danger of loose load near Connolly Station
Lightning Dublin Port haulier blockade causes much disruption
Analysis: Irish Road Haulage Association claims strike blocked as many as 500 lorries
Protest by hauliers causes traffic disruption around Dublin Port
Dublin Port Tunnel southbound reopens after drivers take action over road tax costs
Reaction to Budget 2015
Organisations give their response to Government’s financial plans for next year
Hauliers warn thousands will re-register outside State
Concern as heavy goods tax costs €4,000 in Republic but €823 in Northern Ireland
Fuel laundering in Border region could force rethink on colour-coded diesel
The State is losing money but local people fear the social cost more
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