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CLdN Orders Two New RoRo Vessels from Long-Standing Partner HD Hyundai Heavy Industries
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CLdN announced this week that it has placed an order for two new 6,700 lane-metre RoRo vessels with HD Hyundai Heavy

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Hibernia Line Launch New Ferry Service Linking Cork and France
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The official launch has taken place of a new ferry service that will link Cork and mainland Europe.

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Belfast Harbour Announces £1.3bn Investment To Secure Port For Future Generations
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Belfast Harbour has recently launched an ambitious 25‑ye

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Container Service Expansion at the Port of Waterford
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Port of Waterford has welcomed Eucon Shipping & Transport Ltd.

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Stena Line to invest €16m in its Irish Sea fleet
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Stena Line is to invest €16 million in the ongoing refit and upgrades of its Irish Sea fleet.

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IMDO Appoints New Business Development Manager
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The IMDO is delighted to announce the appointment of Kate Farrell as Business Development Manager.

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CLdN acquires Samskip’s quay-to-quay and door-to-door freight business between the Continent and UK & Ireland
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CLdN today announced an agreement with leading multimodal and logistics provider Samskip to purchase its

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Dublin Bay Cruises Hiring Captain
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 Dublin Bay Cruises are seeking a Captain for St Bridget from March 2026. 

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Landmark Application for Offshore Renewable Energy Terminal
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Port of Waterford has lodged a direct planning application with An Coimisiún Pleanála for its Offshore Renewable Ener

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Holyhead-Dublin Ferry Route Identified as a Leading Candidate for Green Shipping Corridor
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The ferry route between Dublin Port and the Port of Holyhead could serve as one of Europe’s first dedicated g

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Irish Maritime Law Association Seminar on Offshore Renewable Energy
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The Irish Maritime Law Association will host a seminar on Offshore Renewable Energy Law, Insurance and practical issu

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Operations Start at Phase Two of Dublin Port’s New Terminal 4 RoRo Depot
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Phase Two of Terminal 4 at Dublin Port is opening this week, with some 160 new trailer spaces being added to the port’s operating land capacity over the coming month. This equates to over 100,000 truck movements annually and comes on the back of a €11.7m investment by Dublin Port.