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Published: 2019-03-04

Port of Dublin: 37.99mt handled in 2018 (+4.3% yoy)

Market SMS Port of Dublin: 37.99mt handled in 2018 (+4.3% yoy)

"Every year from 1993 to 2007 was a record year in Dublin Port. In the past four years we have seen this pattern re-emerge, with 2018 the fourth year in a row for record growth," Eamonn O'Reilly, Chief Executive, Dublin Port Company, commented.

He continued, "Dublin Port's multi-million euro infrastructure investment programme continued with capital expenditure of €93m during 2018. Our investment in infrastructure is matched by our customers' continuing investments in new ships with huge freight capacity. Even as the €149m 2,800 lanemetre W.B. Yeats enters service in Dublin Port, we are preparing for a second new Irish Ferries' ship with 5,610 lanemetres and also for Stena Line's 3,100 lanemetre E-Flexer, both due to enter service on the Dublin-Holyhead route during 2020."

"While BREXIT brings uncertainties and challenges to our business, the combination of investments by our customers and by Dublin Port is underpinned by a shared confidence in the future. Whether we are faced with a hard BREXIT or not on 29th March next will become clearer in the coming days and weeks. If we are, Dublin Port will have significant additional border inspection post capacity available for State agencies in time. Coping with the challenges of a hard BREXIT is a challenge not only for us but also for State agencies and for our customers. We will be as prepared as it is possible to be," O'Reilly underlined.

 

Port of Dublin: 37.99mt handled in 2018 (+4.3% yoy)

 

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