Every year, more than 2,000 containers filled with fresh produce are diverted from the Port of Cork because it lacks the necessary agricultural inspection facilities at a Border Control Post (BCP). These containers are instead rerouted to other European ports, such as Southampton

Our two cutting-edge Liebherr ship-to-shore cranes, Mahain and Binne, are vital for our cargo handling efficiency and reducing turnaround times. Both cranes, which were named after Cork folklore giants by local primary school students, are key to our mission of providing

We are delighted the Port of Cork has been named a semi-finalist in the 2024 Cork Digital Marketing Awards! This year, we’ve been recognised in three exciting categories: 🏆 Best Use of Facebook 🏆 Best Use of LinkedIn 🏆 Best Digital Marketing Team We look forward to the

The Port of Cork's climate ambition is guided by the national Climate Action Plan. Our goal is to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions by 51% by 2030 and achieve #NetZero emissions by 2050. By implementing innovative sustainable technologies and practices, we aim to protect

This Sunday will see the return of the annual Cobh Jailbreak Standard Distance Triathlon organised by Cobh Triathlon Club. We would like to wish all those participating the best of luck in this year's event which starts at 9.30am on Spike Island.

On Sunday we had just under 250 triathletes taking part in the ‘Escape from Spike’ triathlon pass through Cobh Cruise Terminal! The athletes took on a 1.6km swim from Spike Island to Cobh Promenade, followed by a 39km cycle, and ended with a 10km run where they were met with

The Port of Cork handled a total container traffic of 263,859 TEU in 2023. This included the import of essential goods and resources such as energy, medicine, food and water, technology, and raw materials.

ERMIS, early this morning approaching our Deep Water Berth in Ringaskiddy⚓️🌅 The 229-meter bulk carrier made its 7 day journey from Tarragona, Spain carrying feedstuff for the Irish market. 📸 Aidan Fleming

Efficient port operations are vital for maintaining smooth and reliable supply chains. An advanced port infrastructure and technology system can handle large volumes of cargo quickly and efficiently, reducing delays and minimising the cost of goods. 📸 Aidan Fleming

Check out this #PilotsPerspective onboard an MSC Cargo container vessel. 🚢 In the distance, you can spot the cruise liner MS Amadea docked at Ringaskiddy. 🛳️ All set against a picturesque sky! 🌤️ 📸 Mike McCarthy

Dhá shoitheach bogha-go-bogha ag #CorkContainerTerminal. 🚢 An raibh a fhios agat? Tá ról feidhmiúil ollmhór ag bogha soithigh chun an fhriotaíocht ar long a laghdú trí bheith mar phríomhtheagmháil le tonnta ag teacht isteach agus cabhraíonn sé leis an uisce a thrasnú ar

We’re thrilled to welcome the BG RED to Cork Container Terminal, one of four new state-of-the-art lo-lo vessels operated by BG Freight Line. 🚢 These innovative ships will help BG Freight Line customers to significantly reduce carbon emissions. Equipped with advanced scrubbers to

Meet the Misje Flora♻️ A new addition to Misje Rederi’s eco-friendly fleet, that spent some time in Cork Harbour last week! 🌍🚢 Launched in 2024, this hybrid bulk carrier is the fourth in a series of cutting-edge vessels that blend traditional and green technologies. Built in

This September, we are set to welcome 13 magnificent cruise liners to our shores, including the stunning Regal Princess! 🛳️ With a capacity to host up to 3,560 guests and a crew of 1,346, the Regal Princess is docked at our dedicated deepwater cruise berth in Cobh today before

A bird's eye view of CT Pachuca departing the Cork Container Terminal in Ringaskiddy! 📽️ CT Pachuca is a container ship, with a length overall (LOA) of 139.81 meters and a width of 19.64 meters. 🚢 🎥 Tadhg O'Keeffe

The Port of Cork is proud to sponsor the upcoming Cobh&Harbour Chamber Business Breakfast on Friday, September 27th. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with local businesses and hear from special guest speaker, Minister of State James Lawless. eventbrite.ie/e/september-bu…

Some snaps taken today from tugboat Gerry O’ Sullivan, as it towed in the Grande Spagna to Ringaskiddy⛴️ Grimaldi Lines cargo vessel has a LOA of 176m, and is used to deliver vehicles overseas. It arrived this afternoon from Antwerp, Belgium🇧🇪 📸 Alan O’ Regan

Take a look inside the bridge of the tall ship Belem. ⛴️ The bridge is the nerve centre of a ship, where you will find control panels, navigation instruments, weather monitoring, and communication systems. 📸 John Collins