A Bunratty-based haulier fears a no-deal Brexit will set Ireland back 30 years in terms of international trade.
Concern is growing here, as the British government’s stance on the backstop hardens, ahead of the October 31st Brexit deadline.
The British Prime Minister is traveling to both Berlin and Paris before this weekend’s G7 summit, while he’s due to meet with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar in Dublin next month.
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With preparations for a crash out Brexit in full swing now, Eoin Gavin is concerned about what it could mean for the haulage sector and the impact on consumers in Ireland:
