Company reports reduction of just 3.4% in cargo volumes despite hit from Covid-19

Complexity of new regime could create an uneconomic burden for some businesses

Dublin Port ‘disappointed’ with move as it releases traffic plan for border controls

Dublin Port says any staggering of arrival times would be helpful with new UK checks

Head of State’s largest port says ferry companies will not stagger arrivals to ease traffic from January

Port to tell committee of increased delays with congested ferry arrivals from Holyhead

Swedish shipping chief criticises traffic management plan in State’s busiest port

Liffey-Tolka project is part of plan to ‘open up Dublin Port to Dubliners’

After nine months, volumes are down 6.9% compared with the same period last year

‘There are no tourists, no corporate business . . . It’s a serious situation’

Mixed reaction in industry for stimulus package, with many saying it misses target

Measures including extension of the wage subsidy welcomed

Port recorded a 10.9% decline in throughput in the first half of 2019 due to Covid crisis

Tonnage volumes down 4.8% in first quarter with ferry passenger traffic 17.8% lower

Controversy over €500,000 spent by managers overshadows strong year for company

Consultation process opened on how port would fund €108m new terminal facilities

‘Operation Purge’ seeks to stop port congestion spilling into city and on to motorways

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Projects include building bigger berths for larger ships to cope with increased traffic

Campaigners acknowledge statements made ‘without providing a sufficient factual basis’

Managers accept invite to discuss credit card spending, Brexit and cruise-ship business

Port managers spent €500,000 on flights, restaurants and entertainment

Executives ran up bills of more than €500,000 last year, according to reports

Ross tells Arlene Foster Cork and Belfast trying to fill gap left by Dublin’s ship limits

Haulage association says extra six months is an opportunity for the Government and State agencies to refine contingency planning

State’s busiest port reduces ‘dwell time’ for freight to free up capacity ahead of UK exit

‘MV Laureline’ has 5.4 km of lorry space to meet new demand for UK-bypassing freight

OPW agrees deal with Dublin Port to use warehouse for physical inspections of lorries

Eamonn O’Reilly noted Port spending €30m in preparation

Port will be State’s single busiest outpost for customs checks and inspections after Brexit

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State’s busiest port has been planning for border checks on UK imports since late 2017

The Government has said it is looking to build offices for an additional 144 staff that will be required within Dublin Port

Port firm finds drop in tourist vehicles amid preparations for looming customs changes

Dublin Port Company chief criticises RIAI president over ‘mischievous’ suggestions

Capacity of the port is to be increased to cater for 77 million gross tons by 2040

Hundreds attend christening of world’s largest short sea roll-on roll-off vessel

Facility will apply for planning permission to put new infrastructure in place for next year

Big year also for cruise ships as 127 liners bring 210,000 visitors to the city