IEA Export Controls Briefing

Export Controls: What Irish Exporters Need to Know

Export controls and trade sanctions can have significant implications for Irish businesses trading internationally. Staying up to date with evolving regulations and compliance requirements is essential to avoiding costly disruptions and ensuring your business can continue to trade with confidence.

Join the Irish Exporters Association for an exclusive briefing with the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment (DETE) to gain a clearer understanding of Ireland’s export control framework, the latest developments in trade sanctions and what these mean for your business.

Led by Eoghan Richardson, Principal Officer, EU and Trade Regulation Division at DETE, this session will explore key regulatory developments, outline important compliance considerations and highlight what Irish exporters and transport and logistics providers need to be aware of when moving goods internationally.

Whether you are directly involved in exporting, managing supply chains or overseeing trade compliance, this briefing will provide valuable insights to help you better understand your obligations and navigate an increasingly complex international trading environment.

What you will gain from attending:
– An overview of export controls and trade sanctions relevant to Irish businesses.
– Insights into recent developments and their potential implications for exporters.
– A clearer understanding of key compliance considerations for international trade.
– Practical guidance on the issues Irish exporters and transport and logistics providers should be aware of.

Please note, this is a Members Only event.

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Contact Information

For more information contact Niamh McDermott

Email: [email protected] | Mobile: 086 345 1549

Date

November 10, 2026

Time

12:00 - 12:45

Ticket Price

Free