Port of Cork Company Ltd.

In 2023, thuairiscigh Calafoirt Chorcaí agus Bheanntraí tréchur tráchta comhdhlúite iomlán de 9.5 milliún tonna. Mar chalafort ilmhódúil domhainuisce, tá Calafort Chorcaí ar cheann den dá chalafort in Éirinn a fhreastalaíonn ar na sé mhodh loingseoireachta ar fad - Ardaigh-ar Ardaigh-as, Rolladh-ar Rolladh-as, Bulc Leachtach, Bulc Tirim, Bulc Briste agus Cruise. 📸 Tadhg O'Keeffe

The Port of Cork had the pleasure of hosting representatives from South Coast Logistics Ltd, Scan Global Logistics and Nordzucher AS for a tour of the Cork Container Terminal in Ringaskiddy, where they were provided with an overview of the Port of Cork's projects and future plans. It was a privilege to welcome Troels Rasmussen, whose exceptional career in logistics is matched by his remarkable achievements as a Danish goalkeeper in major international tournaments. With Troels, you’re certainly in a safe pair of hands ⚽🚢

A striking #PilotsPerspective as the sun rises over Roches Point. 📸 Aidan Fleming

December is here… will it be a frosty one this year? Check out this stunning shot of the picturesque and snowy Cobh. ❄️☃️ 📸 Kieran Minihane

Three Liebherr cranes, meticulously assembled in the dockyard, ready to embark on their journey to Hamburg. 🏗️🚢 These giants are a testament to remarkable engineering and precision! 🛠️ 📸 Alan O'Regan Liebherr Maritime Cranes Doyle Shipping Group

We were delighted to see this gift from the Crawford Art Gallery of a reproduction of View of the Port of Cork by Seán Keating, which will now be proudly displayed in the Lord Mayor’s Chamber at Cork City Hall. Part of the Port of Cork’s 2022 donation to Crawford Art Gallery, this collection—valued at over €1 million—includes 17 maritime paintings by renowned artists such as George Mounsey Wheatley Atkinson and Henry Albert Hartland. 📷 Joleen Cronin

We hope everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving from the Port of Cork! 🇮🇪🤝🇺🇸 As our American counterparts celebrated Thanksgiving yesterday, we are grateful for the ever-growing trade ties between Ireland and the United States. Our partnership with Independent Container Line (ICL) brings Ireland and the U.S. closer through the only direct shipping route between Ireland and America—linking Cork to ports on the East Coast of the USA to serve and benefits businesses and communities on both sides of the Atlantic. We also recently signed a MoU with the Ports of Indiana, paving the opportunity to explore an express container service between Ireland and Indiana. Together, we’ll work on initiatives in economic growth, environmental sustainability, and advanced technology, which will help to build a brighter, more connected future for both regions. Independent Container Line (ICL) Ports of Indiana

Our Commercial team, Conor Mowlds and David Browne, recently embarked on a cruise sales trip across the U.S., visiting Seattle, LA, and Miami. This trip was a fantastic opportunity to meet with our valued cruise customers, reflecting on the incredible season we’ve just had and planning for an even brighter future by exploring ways to grow business for Cork, Ireland, and the British Isles. The feedback from cruise lines has been incredibly positive, with passengers consistently highlighting Cork as a must-visit destination. These productive meetings underscored the strategic importance of Cork and Ireland in the global cruise market, strengthening our position for the future. A big thank you to all the cruise lines for facilitating these discussions. We look forward to continuing our work together to deliver exceptional experiences and drive future growth. Windstar Cruises | Holland America Line | Seabourn Cruise Line | Princess Cruises | Norwegian Cruise Line | Oceania Cruises | Regent Seven Seas Cruises | Carnival Cruise Line | Royal Caribbean Group | Celebrity Cruises | Silversea Cruises | Belfast Harbour | Excursions Ireland | Visit Belfast

Tá oibríochtaí éifeachtacha calafoirt ríthábhachtach chun slabhraí soláthair atá réidh agus iontaofa a chothabháil. Is féidir le córas d'árd leibhéal bonneagair agus teicneolaíochta calafoirt líon mór lasta a láimhseáil go tapa agus go héifeachtach, ag laghdú moilleanna agus ag íoslaghdú costas earraí. 📸 Aidan Fleming BG Freight Line

Last night, the Starvip, a massive 147-metre bulker, performed an impressive swing right in the city centre. The vessel’s bow was secured along the south quay wall with two lines fastened to bollards. With the help of tugs Gerry O'Sullivan and Alex, the stern was gently pushed upriver, allowing the Starvip to complete its turn. With just 10 meters of clearance on the north side, it was a display of incredible skill and coordination. This intricate maneuver takes about 30-45 minutes depending on the vessel and this time was expertly piloted by Charlie Nash and Nevan Holland. 👏 📸 Damien Allen