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Irish Minister of State James Lawless launched the first phase of the Dublin Port Tolka Estuary Greenway on 28 September, a new shared cycling and pedestrian route which joins EastPoint Business Park to the ferry terminals along the perimeter of northern port lands.
Developed by the Dublin Port Company, the Tolka Estuary Greenway forms part of the Dublin Coastal Trail which runs from Skerries in the north to Killiney in the ...
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Minister for Public Expenditure, National Development Plan Delivery and Reform Paschal Donohoe visited St Joseph’s Co-Ed School in East Wall, Dublin to announce the completion of a €140,000 IT refurbishment, courtesy of Dublin Port Company.
It includes the installation of interactive digital screens and three Special Education Classrooms throughout the school. ...
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Dublin Port’s MP2 Project has won €73.8 million in funding from the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility for Transport programme.
The scheme will increase capacity, construct new berths and install shore-to-ship power.
The CEF Transport funding, one of 134 projects within a €7 billion EU investment, will be used to increase berth capacity ...
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Dublin Port Company has appointed Barry O’Connell as its new chief executive from 14 November.
He joins the port from the Coca-Cola System, where he has held multiple senior executive roles in bottling operations around the world since 1992 and has led organisational transformation initiatives in Austria/Slovenia, New Zealand, Australia and ...
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Trade volumes at Dublin Port declined in the fourth quarter of 2021 by 10.3% to 9.1 million gross tonnes, while for the whole year the fell by 5.2% to 34.9 million gross tonnes.
The decline in the fourth quarter was driven by an 11.9% reduction in the number of containers and ...
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The port of Dublin said its GB unitised trade was down 21% in the first none months of 2021 but direct trade with Europe was up 36%, as a direct result of Brexit. Total port volumes were down -3.3% 25.9 million tonnes but trailers and containers combined were almost unchanged, ...
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Dublin Port Company reported volumes down by 15.2% to 7.8 million gross tonnes in the first quarter 2021 compared with the same period in 2020.
Imports from January to March fell by 14.4% to 4.7 million gross tonnes and exports declined by 16.6% to 3.1 million gross tonnes.
Trailers and containers combined ...
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