Ireland doubles direct exports to EU in bid to dodge bloc's Brexit red tape




IRELAND has increased its direct export trade to the European Union by 50 percent as it bypasses the land bridge of the UK and sends goods directly to the continent to avoid red tape.



IRELAND has increased its direct export trade to the European Union by 50 percent as it bypasses the land bridge of the UK and sends goods directly to the continent to avoid red tape.



IRELAND has increased its direct export trade to the European Union by 50 percent as it bypasses the land bridge of the UK and sends goods directly to the continent to avoid red tape.

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