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Imports from the UK down 33%.
Exports from Ireland to Britain have risen by 20 per cent despite fears Brexit would damage trade between the two countries.
The British Irish Chamber says Irish exports are holding up much better than expected.
However imports from Britain are down 33 per cent since last January.
Paul Lynam from the British Irish Chamber says the dynamics could change significantly when Brexit measures are fully introduced
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Irish Farmers’ Association To Host CAP Event In Kildare Next Month
Kildare South Fine Gael TD and Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon set to open the discussion
EU Prepares Response As US Tariffs Threaten Irish Economy
20% levy on EU goods take effect on April 9th
Several Kildare Stops To Be Removed From JJ Kavanagh & Sons Bus Route From Clonmel To Dublin
The 717 service currently stops in Athy, Kilcullen and Naas
Senator Fiona O'Loughlin Re-Introduces Bill To Make Catfishing A Criminal Offence
The Bill is expected to be amended before the summer
EU Braces For New US Tariffs
US President Donald Trump is expected to announce tariffs at 9pm Irish Time
Kildare Senator Calls For Reform Of National Planning Framework To Address Housing Crisis
Independent Senator Aubrey McCarthy issued the call to the Government in the Seanad
Over 2,800 New Cars Registered In Kildare So Far This Year, 610 EVs
Nationally, new car registrations are up 18.4%
Bright & Warm Weather To Continue As Parts Of Kildare Expected To Reach 18°C
Met Eireann says the good weather is here to stay for the next week, at least
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15°C
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14°C
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15°C
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17°C
