A Bunratty-based haulier says Brexit has yet to lead to a negative impact on Irish exports.
It comes as the sterling has sunk to a nine month low against the Euro, amid financial warnings from the Bank of England.
The sterling/euro rate is above the 90 pence mark for the first time this year which could impact on Irish exports if it continues in the long-term.
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But Past President of the IRHA, Bunratty’s Eoin Gavin has been telling Clare FM’s Fiona Cahill that business has improved this year:
