Dublin Port trade rebounds but 2019 growth levels a year or two away
State’s busiest port still recovering from post-Brexit decline in freight volumes
Brexit ends ‘landbridge’ route as Dublin Port records sharp fall in lorry freight
Port chief says there has been a ‘reset’ in trade between Ireland, Britain and EU
Dublin Port plans €400m development on Poolbeg peninsula
Project to include construction of private road and bridge spanning the river Liffey
Brexit forces major fall in shipping between Britain and Dublin Port
Dublin Port reports reduced cargo volumes from Holyhead, Liverpool and Heysham
Brexit causes sharp fall in Irish lorry freight on Irish Sea ferries
Truck freight volumes fall by a third on Dublin-Holyhead route in nine months
David McWilliams: A new Dublin Port City is an obvious solution for the housing crisis
We need to be thinking about the right thing to do for Ireland 2060, not Ireland 2021
Too much land at Dublin Port allocated for Brexit aftermath, operator claims
‘We are running out of space and rail takes up an awful lot,’ says CEO Eamonn O’Reilly
Dublin Port lands earmarked for development as housing
CIÉ land and former Cathal Brugha Barracks among sites being examined in new report
Dublin Port volumes returning to traffic figures of 2020
Return to record levels of throughput by 2023 anticipated in wake of Brexit and Covid
‘There is no room for error’: Six months after Brexit, companies are still adjusting
Limited direct EU ferry sailings and higher costs push exporters through Britain again
Dublin Port rail link suspended due to Brexit congestion
Green Party criticises ending of direct rail route favoured by firms such as Coca Cola
Cargo volumes plummet at Dublin Port due to Brexit effect
First-quarter decline in freight from British ports contrasts with increased trade with EU
Relocating Dublin Port would cost over €8bn, says company
DPC publishes papers setting out various options for delivering additional capacity
Port chiefs poised for post-Brexit disruption to exports
Haulage industry group warns of potential shortages due to checks on food imports
Brexit stockpiling buoyed Dublin Port in pandemic-hit year
Company reports reduction of just 3.4% in cargo volumes despite hit from Covid-19
Brexit: State braced for sharp rise in checks on food from Britain
Complexity of new regime could create an uneconomic burden for some businesses
Ferry firms have not agreed to stagger arrivals to ease port traffic post-Brexit
Dublin Port ‘disappointed’ with move as it releases traffic plan for border controls
Stena Line considers extending Dublin ferry arrivals to ease Brexit congestion
Dublin Port says any staggering of arrival times would be helpful with new UK checks
Dublin Port would end up ‘in the courts’ if it changed post-Brexit ferry times
Head of State’s largest port says ferry companies will not stagger arrivals to ease traffic from January
Dublin Port calls for State agencies to reveal 24/7 Brexit staffing plan
Port to tell committee of increased delays with congested ferry arrivals from Holyhead
Dublin Port and Stena clash over Brexit border checks ‘in the wrong place’
Swedish shipping chief criticises traffic management plan in State’s busiest port
New Dublin Port cycle route to bridge Dublin bay gap
Liffey-Tolka project is part of plan to ‘open up Dublin Port to Dubliners’
Tonnage volumes at Dublin Port recover slightly
After nine months, volumes are down 6.9% compared with the same period last year
Dublin city centre is ‘dead, completely dead’ for restaurants
‘There are no tourists, no corporate business . . . It’s a serious situation’
Failure to cut 13.5% VAT rate a ‘nail in the coffin’ for Border hospitality businesses
Mixed reaction in industry for stimulus package, with many saying it misses target
‘This will lead to closures’: restaurants criticise lack of VAT cut in stimulus package
Measures including extension of the wage subsidy welcomed
Dublin Port expects full-year volumes to be back at 2016 levels
Port recorded a 10.9% decline in throughput in the first half of 2019 due to Covid crisis
Coronavirus: Dublin Port warns of ‘very significant’ decline in volumes
Tonnage volumes down 4.8% in first quarter with ferry passenger traffic 17.8% lower
Dublin Port refuses to say if credit card spending review is complete
Controversy over €500,000 spent by managers overshadows strong year for company
Dublin Port canvasses views on growing cruise business
Consultation process opened on how port would fund €108m new terminal facilities
Major plan aims to stop traffic jams in Dublin after Brexit
‘Operation Purge’ seeks to stop port congestion spilling into city and on to motorways
Cheap eats: The early bird captures the best deal
Some might seem unusually early but they’re worth beating the crowd for to get the best value
Dublin Port’s masterplan, distressed mortgages, Schrems hearing, and pension promises
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Dublin Port to seek planning permission for €320m expansion
Projects include building bigger berths for larger ships to cope with increased traffic
Businessman and PR firm apologise to port chief for press releases
Campaigners acknowledge statements made ‘without providing a sufficient factual basis’
Dublin Port executives to appear before Oireachtas committee
Managers accept invite to discuss credit card spending, Brexit and cruise-ship business
Dublin Port calls in external reviewers to review credit-card spending
Port managers spent €500,000 on flights, restaurants and entertainment
Dublin Port calls in private investigators over credit card spending ‘leak’
Executives ran up bills of more than €500,000 last year, according to reports
Minister reassures DUP leader over reduced cruise ship business
Ross tells Arlene Foster Cork and Belfast trying to fill gap left by Dublin’s ship limits
Irish businesses welcome Brexit extension
Haulage association says extra six months is an opportunity for the Government and State agencies to refine contingency planning
Dublin Port sets new container charges to make space for Brexit
State’s busiest port reduces ‘dwell time’ for freight to free up capacity ahead of UK exit
‘Brexit Buster’ sister ship begins sailings to mainland Europe
‘MV Laureline’ has 5.4 km of lorry space to meet new demand for UK-bypassing freight
State takes over former Crosbie property at Dublin Port for post-Brexit checks
OPW agrees deal with Dublin Port to use warehouse for physical inspections of lorries
Dublin Port ‘as ready as possible’ for Brexit
Eamonn O’Reilly noted Port spending €30m in preparation
‘This is the border’: Dublin Port, Ireland’s ground zero for Brexit
Port will be State’s single busiest outpost for customs checks and inspections after Brexit
UK searches for answers as May’s deal is crushed
Business Week: Also in the news were EU tax reform; the economy; tourism; and corporates
Department only sought Dublin Port’s hard Brexit plan last month
State’s busiest port has been planning for border checks on UK imports since late 2017
Dublin Port site for storing seized contraband may be used for Brexit checks
The Government has said it is looking to build offices for an additional 144 staff that will be required within Dublin Port
Brexit uncertainty may be taking toll on tourist traffic at Dublin Port
Port firm finds drop in tourist vehicles amid preparations for looming customs changes
Proposal to move Dublin Port to free up housing land in city ‘reckless’
Dublin Port Company chief criticises RIAI president over ‘mischievous’ suggestions
Dublin Port to up spending to €1bn as growth exceeds expectations
Capacity of the port is to be increased to cater for 77 million gross tons by 2040
‘Brexit-busting’ ferry launched from Dublin Port
Hundreds attend christening of world’s largest short sea roll-on roll-off vessel
Dublin Port to build customs checks ahead of expected ‘hard Brexit’
Facility will apply for planning permission to put new infrastructure in place for next year
Dublin Port sees record volumes of cargo in 2017
Big year also for cruise ships as 127 liners bring 210,000 visitors to the city
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