A prominent Clare haulier fears there’s going to be mayhem for their sector, as Britain ramps up preparations for a hard Brexit.
The UK Chancellor has provided an extra £2.1 billion to prepare for a no-deal scenario, which will be used to stockpile medicines, hire more border officials and fund a publicity campaign.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says they’ll be leaving the EU on October 31st with or without a deal, while the Taoiseach has admitted that we should be afraid of a no-deal scenario.
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Eugene Drennan of Spa Transport in Ennis is concerned about the hit the haulage sector will take in Ireland, should Britain crash out of the EU:
