#brexit-impact

#brexit-impact

Danish citizenship grants rose to 6,255 in 2024, reflecting stricter requirements and heightened application standards from previous years.

British tourists are banned from bringing meat and dairy products back from Europe to protect UK farmers from foot and mouth disease.

US tariffs will cause severe impacts on Irish businesses, potentially more damaging than Brexit.

Over 950 Irish companies export to the US, revealing the scale of exposure to new tariffs.

Escalating trade disputes are triggering a global economic slowdown affecting Ireland's key export markets.

Transfers from lower leagues to top European clubs can be complicated and fraught with challenges, such as work permit issues and personal struggles.

Starmer's visit indicates a desire for improved UK-EU relations through a substantive new treaty addressing various strategic areas.

EU member states are developing a youth mobility scheme with the UK to enhance exchanges and reset relations post-Brexit.

The hospitality industry faces insurmountable challenges, leading McAteers The Foodhouse to close after 15 years due to unsustainable financial pressures.

British travellers to EU face changes post-Brexit, with passport stamping set to end in November 2024.