Dublin Port volumes recover strongly in second quarter The volume of goods passing through Dublin Port recovered strongly in the second quarter of the year despite Brexit, the port authorities have said. Business • 15 Jul
Revenue apologises for import system problems Revenue has apologised for ongoing intermittent performance problems with its main import system, which have led to difficulties and delays for businesses trying to bring ... Business • 08 Feb
Hauliers going to France will need negative virus test All hauliers travelling to France from Ireland will have to have evidence of a negative Covid-19 test from Thursday. Business • 26 Jan
Port volumes rising but still lower than last year The quantity of goods passing through Irish ports from the UK remains around half of what it was this time last year, nearly four weeks ... Business • 25 Jan
Hauliers, Revenue to meet over post-Brexit trade issues The Revenue Commissioners, the Department of Agriculture and the Irish Road Haulage Association have agreed to meet early next week to try to resolve issues ... Business • 22 Jan
Goods handled in Irish ports down marginally in Q3 New figures from the Central Statistics Office show a marginal decrease in the volume of goods handled in six of the seven Irish ports in ... Business • 21 Jan
Dublin Port records third busiest year despite Covid The volume of cargo passing through Dublin Port in the last three months of last year rose by 7.6% as pre-Brexit stockpiling, Christmas trading and ... Business • 19 Jan
76% of imports into Dublin Port clearing without delays 76% of goods being imported through Dublin Port from the UK are now being given green clearance, according to Revenue, up from 45% one week ... Business • 13 Jan
Dublin Port warns of potential delays due to Brexit Officials from State agencies have warned of potential delays at Dublin Port when the UK leaves the European Union tomorrow night. Business • 30 Dec 20
Mortar launcher found in back of van at Dublin Port A woman in her 20s was arrested this morning after a Russian-made mortar launcher was discovered in a van in Dublin Port. Ireland • 11 Dec 20
Passenger numbers at Irish ports slump 88% in Q2 The number of passengers travelling through the country's ports fell by 88.3% during the height of the Covid-19 lockdown earlier this year. Business • 10 Nov 20
Goods handled by Irish ports down 5.2% in Q1 New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that six of the seven main Irish ports handled 12.1 million tonnes of goods in the first ... Business • 23 Jul 20
Next phase of Dublin Port's masterplan gets approval An Bord Pleanála has given permission for the next phase of Dublin Port's €320m masterplan to proceed, subject to conditions. Business • 03 Jul 20
Dublin Port expects drop in cargo and passengers Dublin Port has said it expects a very significant decline in cargo volumes and passenger traffic during the second quarter of the year. Business • 13 Apr 20
Pick-up in Dublin business activity on Brexit respite Business activity showed a modest pick-up in Dublin in the fourth quarter of 2019, the latest Dublin Economic Monitor shows. Business • 07 Feb 20
Two lorries seized at Dublin Port in CAB investigation Two lorries were seized in Dublin Port this morning as part of an investigation into a cross-border organised crime group. Ireland • 05 Nov 19
'No-deal potential for long-term economic disruption' A disorderly Brexit will trigger a thousand tremors which will reverberate throughout the economy, damaging decades of trading relationship. Brexit Countdown • 02 Oct 19
Varadkar not expecting breakthrough at Johnson meeting The Taoiseach has said tomorrow's meeting with the British Prime Minister is an opportunity to see what common ground might exist, saying he does believe ... Brexit • 09 Sep 19
Hearing over Dublin Port site needed for Brexit impact Dublin Port Company has claimed that a transport and warehousing firm has breached a court order by failing to vacate a site needed to deal ... Brexit • 07 Aug 19
Revenue seizes 584,000 cigarettes at Dublin Port Revenue officers have seized 584,000 unstamped cigarettes at Dublin Port. Dublin • 02 Aug 19
New jetty in next stage of Dublin Port Masterplan 2040 A new roll-on roll-off jetty, the lengthening of an existing river berth and the redevelopment of a deep-water container berth are among measures contained in ... Dublin • 10 Jul 19
3.3% rise in goods handled - in & out - of Irish ports New figures from the Central Statistics Office reveal that Irish ports handled 55.1 million tonnes of goods last year, an increase of 3.3% on the ... Business • 12 Jun 19
Cork, Belfast prepare for Dublin Port cruise reduction Efforts are under way by the port of Cork city and Belfast Harbour to transport cruise line passengers to Dublin city by bus or by ... Ireland • 23 May 19
Irish & UK cruise passenger numbers pass 2 million mark Irish and UK cruise passenger numbers have passed the 2 million passenger mark for the first time, new figures from the Cruise Lines International Association ... Business • 16 Apr 19
Concern over reduction in cruise traffic at Dublin Port Efforts will be made to reduce any effect fewer Cruise Ships entering Dublin Port from 2021 will have on Dublin, it's retailers and ancillary businesses. Dublin • 16 Apr 19
