Cocaine worth €10.5m seized at Dublin Port by Revenue officers
Some 150kg of the drug was found after it had been concealed in a freight container
Some 150kg of the drug was found after it had been concealed in a freight container
Project is the largest port infrastructure project in the company’s 317-year history and will involve new bridge over river Liffey
Dublin Port to receive €73.8 million towards MP2 project focusing on use of existing land at port
150 employees were paid on average €90,573 last year
Chief executive Pat Keating sued over unpaid bonuses
Full site should now be devoted to nature park, says Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan
Contraband was discovered in a trailer which had arrived from Belgium
Details of these and other payments set out by Department of Transport in answer to series of parliamentary questions
Taoiseach says Government will allocated extra money from windfall taxes for ‘shovel-ready’ projects
Three major cross-city construction projects to begin this year, one of which is due to run through land at Leopardstown racecourse
Proposals include a terminal for over 350,000 containers per year and a new bridge over the River Liffey
Advice came amid fears of repeat of ‘LÉ Aisling situation’, when an ex-Naval Service ship ended up in the hands of a Libyan warlord, documents indicate
Second licence awarded at Dublin Inland Port after Dublin Ferryport Terminals was granted permission to operate in 2021
Illicit goods originated in India as part of consignment that came via Czech Republic and Rotterdam
Newtown Hub has a gross floor area of 74,540sq ft and boasts a B1 Ber rating following significant improvement works
Minister for Higher Education says more courses are needed if housing targets are to be met
New Garda Immigration Office at Dublin Port will deal with people refused entry into Ireland in a ‘safe and speedy manner’, says Garda Commissioner
Sandymount and Merrion Residents Association to embark on campaign to stop container facility development
Future of port stoking Coalition tension over Eamon Ryan’s push to use some port lands for housing and nature reserve
Britain and Northern Ireland accounted for 35% of the total tonnage of goods handled in the main ports by region
If you are saying, ‘Oh here he goes again with his “move the port” idea’, fair enough. But years ago I was accused of writing too frequently about a coming property crash
Risk profiling and Waffle the detector dog made seizure of 6.3m cigarettes possible
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Cargo volumes at transport and sea freight hub fall amid ‘cautious’ economic sentiment
Weak Chinese demand led to a fall in container volumes, says Irish Continental Group
Lorry driver denies involvement after X-ray scans revealed ‘sophisticated’ compartment hidden in truck compartment
Drugs found after Revenue searched Irish-registered accompanied freight unit disembarking ferry from France
More than 16km of access will open parts of Dublin Bay to public for first time
Customs officers discovered cigarettes after inspecting pallets that arrived from Netherlands, originating in Latvia.
Irish ports handled 11.9m tonnes of goods in the first quarter, a decrease of 6% on the first quarter of 2022
Annual report for Dublin Port Company also shows that it increased its spend on staff hospitality
Consignment had arrived in Dublin Port from the Netherlands
Revenue officers seized about 142kgs of drug following search of vehicle from France
Government has approved an action plan for the public service that will see it achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050
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