Brexit update - implications for Irish businesses

From 1 January 2021, the decision of the UK to leave the EU took effect, with very significant consequences for businesses in Ireland, the extent of which may only become clear over time, as the Irish, UK and EU economies adjust.

In this page we include articles setting out the impacts of Brexit under various headings, as well as articles of interest to businesses considering a move to Ireland.

General Implications for Irish Business

• Impact of Brexit on Irish registered companies

• Brexit and Irish business – the fallout and the opportunities for Ireland

Corporate & Commercial

• Brexit & commercial contracts

• Setting up business in Ireland

competition & procurement

• EU-UK Trade Deal: What does it mean for Competition law and State aid?

• EU-UK Trade Deal: What does it mean for Public Procurement?

Banking & Finance    

• Impact of Brexit on financial services sector

Data protection

• Brexit and Transfer of Data

intellectual property

• UK-EU Trade Agreement and IP Rights

• Brexit and Intellectual Property Rights

Further guidance

Our team of experts will continue to closely monitor the situation and debate surrounding Brexit and will provide ongoing practical guidance and analysis.

If you have any questions on Brexit, please contact your usual Beauchamps contact or one of the Brexit team below:

• John White - Managing Partner

• Shaun O'Shea - Corporate and M&A

• Emer Moriarty Crowley - Corporate and M&A

• Edward Evans - Corporate and M&A

• Máire Cunningham - Corporate and Financial Services

• Damian Maloney - Corporate and FDI

• Daniel Cashman - Banking & Financial Services

• Pauline Louth - General