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By Press Association 2021 The first truck to arrive in Ireland from Wales under new post-Brexit arrangements is checked at a customs post at Dublin Port Businesses that fail to adhere to new post-Brexit customs rules will be penalised by Revenue, it has been warned. Friday saw the first ferries arrive in Ireland from Britain under new trade rules following the end of the Brexit transition period. But despite pleas from hauliers, there will be no light-touch implementation of the new regulations. Tom Talbot, head of customs operations in ...

Lorries turned away from Holyhead as post-Brexit customs measures begin 15:17 Friday, 01 January 2021 Share it The first ferries into Ireland post-Brexit arrived at Dublin Port and Rosslare this morning. The Revenue Commissioners has reported that trade is low, adding that it will be Monday before any real impact is known. Stena Line reported this morning that six trucks were turned back before boarding at Holyhead as they didn’t have the correct references. Tom Talbot from Revenue’s Customs Division welcomed the move, saying it was long flagged that this day was coming: Stena Line has ur...

The Revenue advised today that preparation by hauliers and logistics companies will minimise any such delays while also warning of sanctions if drivers don't attend customs facilities if asked to. The head of Revenue's operations at Dublin Port, Tom Talbot said the clear message to drivers who are asked to call to customs facilities is that they must do so. He said: "Do not be tempted to skip the customs facilities, the customs requirement, and go through the port. "Revenue are there. We will know who has left the port without calling to customs when required and we will follow it up.