'Outlook is bleak': Irish retail group to meet UK MPs amid no-deal Brexit fears

Image: Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie Image: Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie A GROUP REPRESENTING Irish retailers are set to have meetings with MPs in the UK in the coming days amid fears of the effects that a no-deal Brexit would have on them.

With Johnson repeating again and again the UK would be leaving the EU come what may on 31 October, the threat of a no-deal has remained high. He said: “I am writing out of concern regarding the negative impact of Brexit on the Irish retail industry. “Add to this the negative impact Brexit will have on consumer sentiment and spending, the outlook is bleak,” he said.

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