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Irish dancing legends the Gardiner Brothers launched the 17th annual Aware Harbour2Harbour Walk which will take place on St Patrick’s Day, Sunday 17 March. An official event partner of St. Patrick’s Festival, the charity expects over 2,500 enthusiastic walkers to take on the 26km challenge, with the option of starting from Howth Harbour or Dun Laoghaire Harbour. It will take participants along the scenic Dublin Bay route with a ‘Halfway ...
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Dublin Port Company is hosting an exhibition highlighting the hardships faced by its workforce in times past.
Solidarity: The Dockers of Dublin Port exhibition at its Substation cultural hub is curated by The Little Museum of Dublin and includes never-before-seen photos that provide a poignant glimpse into the lives of the ...
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Dublin Port Company has started formal public consultation on the 3FM Project, the third and final Masterplan project to bring the gateway to its ultimate and final capacity by 2040 and will include the country’s largest container terminal .
The 3FM project is focused on Dublin Port lands on the Poolbeg ...
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P&O Ferries and Seatruck are to move locations in Dublin Port from 23 January.
P&O Ferries will relocate from Terminal 3 (East Wall Road) to Terminal 5 (T5), at the eastern end of the port, replacing Seatruck. Seatruck in turn will relocate from Terminal 5 to a new Terminal 4 at ...
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Dublin Port Company and its seven unitised terminal operators - Dublin Ferryport Terminals, Doyle Shipping Group, Irish Ferries, P&O Ferries, Peel Ports Group (MTL), Seatruck Ferries and Stena Line - have launched Dublin SafePort initiative.
It aims to foster an enhanced safety culture among port workers with the port company and ...
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Dublin Port Company (DPC) is to develop a second empty container depot as part of the 22-hectare first stage development of Dublin Inland Port. Construction of the 3.2-hectare facility, 14 kilometres from Dublin Port off the M2, will be completed by year end.
When fully operational in early 2023, it will ...
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Dublin Port Company will increase goods dues on empty containers and trailers from their current 26% to the same level laden units in equal tranches over the five years from 2022 to 2026 under its new pricing strategy which takes effect from 1 April 2022. There will also be an ...
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Dublin Port Company (DPC) has launched its 3FM Project, the third and final phase of its master plan to bring the main Irish gateway to its final capacity by 2040 and including plans for major new containers and ro ro terminals. As one of Europe’s last major city ports, Dublin ...
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Dublin Port Company (DPC) is to increase its goods dues on empty containers and trailers from the current 26% to 100% of the laden unit rate in 2022 and 2023 as part of its new pricing strategy, starting in April next year.
The port argues that empty units require the same ...
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Dublin Port Company (DPC) is inviting alternative views on post-2040 port capacity as it prepares the third and final strategic infrastructure development project which will deliver the full capacity envisaged in the Dublin Port Masterplan 2040.Ireland’s main port will reach its maximum throughput some time between 2030 and 2040and additional ...
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