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The IMDO iShip index, a quarterly weighted indicator that outlines trends within Ireland’s shipping industry, grew by 5% in 2021. The index accounts for five separate market segments, representing the main maritime traffic sectors moving through ports in the Republic of Ireland. Unitised trade includes Lift-on/Lift-off (LoLo) and Roll-on/Roll-of (RoRo), while Bulk traffic includes Break ...

An exhibition of paintings from the Port of Cork Collection is set to open in Cork following their donation to Crawford Art Gallery.

MONROVIA – To improve service delivery and the ease of doing business at the Free Port of Monrovia, APMT-Liberia, have procured new container handling equipment. The equipment, 3 new Kalmar Reach Stackers and 4 modernized, Twin Lift Spreaders purchas

Guide to freight transportation and logistics. Freight shipping and cargo logistics via all modes of transport including forwarding, cargo, freight, trucking, air freight, cargo shipping, express freight, freight forwarders, intermodal, container companies, third party logistics providers, maritime, moving, storage, railroads, trucking, customs house brokers, steamship companies, transportation brokers, freight clearinghouses, leasing and capital equipment financing, shipment tracking, shipment...

Guide to freight transportation and logistics. Freight shipping and cargo logistics via all modes of transport including forwarding, cargo, freight, trucking, air freight, cargo shipping, express freight, freight forwarders, intermodal, container companies, third party logistics providers, maritime, moving, storage, railroads, trucking, customs house brokers, steamship companies, transportation brokers, freight clearinghouses, leasing and capital equipment financing, shipment tracking, shipment...

A new Port of Cork container handling terminal at Ringaskiddy, is almost complete and when operational, will future-proof the transit of imports and e...

A new LoLo customer has entered the Irish market

  Port of Cork to Fence Off Sections of the City Quays in the Interest of Public Safety 2nd June 2021 The City Quays at the Port of Cork are to be fenced off in the interest of public safety. The quays are in regular use for commercial shipping and other visiting vessels, such as the Norwegain Tall Ship Christian Radich, as pictured above in this file photo Credit: Bob Bateman Following recent large public gatherings at the City Quays, the Port of Cork has decided in the interest of public s...

The Port of Cork have had proactive conversations with the Irish South and West Fish Producers Organisation

Hadiza Bala-Usman says the management of the ports under her leadership did not exempt Dangote Group of companies from statutory charges