![A computer-generated image giving an aerial overview of the proposed Maritime Village and interface with SPAR, looking north A computer-generated image giving an aerial overview of the proposed Maritime Village and interface with SPAR, looking north](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000DiyKetIOIkU/s/848/I0000DiyKetIOIkU.jpg)
Dublin Port Company Lodges Planning Application for 3FM Project to Transform Port Lands Focused on the Poolbeg Peninsula
22nd July 2024 Dublin Port![Dublin Port's grant is for EUR €73.8 million for the construction of basic port infrastructure to address the expected growth in ro-ro freight traffic Dublin Port's grant is for EUR €73.8 million for the construction of basic port infrastructure to address the expected growth in ro-ro freight traffic](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ANs7YCxZzio/s/848/I0000ANs7YCxZzio.jpg)
![Dublin Lord Mayor James Geoghegan and Dublin Port CEO Barry O’Connell at the 536-year-old ‘Casting of the Spear’ tradition in Dublin Bay, becoming the ceremonial Lord Admiral of Dublin Port Dublin Lord Mayor James Geoghegan and Dublin Port CEO Barry O’Connell at the 536-year-old ‘Casting of the Spear’ tradition in Dublin Bay, becoming the ceremonial Lord Admiral of Dublin Port](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00002g3C_5YlGhE/s/848/I00002g3C_5YlGhE.jpg)
Dublin Lord Mayor and Dublin Port CEO Continue 536-Year-Old 'Casting of the Spear' Tradition, Launching South Docks Festival
15th July 2024 Dublin Port![Irish Whale and Dolphin Group logo Irish Whale and Dolphin Group logo](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Y4apeF1AbsE/s/500/I0000Y4apeF1AbsE.jpg)
![Lar Joye, Port Heritage Director at Dublin Port Company with Clíodhna Shaffrey, Director of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and artist Liliane Puthod outside Temple Bar Gallery + Studios in Dublin City Centre. DPC and TBG+S are partnering on ‘Longest Way Round, Shortest Way Home’, a pair of immersive onsite exhibitions at Dublin Port Company’s Pumphouse on Alexandra Road. The exhibitions draw from the unique environment of the Port estate to explore geographic, economic and transport networks. It is free of charge for all and open to the public from July 6th until October 27th, 2024. Opening times are Thursday to Sunday, 11am–5pm. Lar Joye, Port Heritage Director at Dublin Port Company with Clíodhna Shaffrey, Director of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and artist Liliane Puthod outside Temple Bar Gallery + Studios in Dublin City Centre. DPC and TBG+S are partnering on ‘Longest Way Round, Shortest Way Home’, a pair of immersive onsite exhibitions at Dublin Port Company’s Pumphouse on Alexandra Road. The exhibitions draw from the unique environment of the Port estate to explore geographic, economic and transport networks. It is free of charge for all and open to the public from July 6th until October 27th, 2024. Opening times are Thursday to Sunday, 11am–5pm.](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000K2T9FeqNlW0/s/848/I0000K2T9FeqNlW0.jpg)
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Embarks on Four-Month Stay at Dublin Port Company’s Pumphouse
2nd July 2024 Dublin Port![Dublin Port is hosting an exhibition on ‘Shipping and Seafaring’ which continues next week, 1- 3 July at the company’s new venue, the Substation. Dublin Port is hosting an exhibition on ‘Shipping and Seafaring’ which continues next week, 1- 3 July at the company’s new venue, the Substation.](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000GiLMmTo4Zdg/s/848/I0000GiLMmTo4Zdg.jpg)
Dublin Port Exhibition on 'Shipping and Seafaring' Continues Next Week (1- 3 July) at the Substation
30th June 2024 Dublin Port![Celebrating collaboration at Dublin Port Centre. Back l-r: Eamon Fortune, Stena Line; Paul Kennedy, Doyle Shipping Group (DSG); Kevin McGrady, CLdN RORO Ltd; Ray Eagle, DSG; Paul Berrington, Peel Ports; Wayne Murran, North Quay Associates (NQA); Alec Colvin, Dublin Ferryport Terminals; Declan Freeman, Dublin Ferryport Terminals. Front row l-r: David O’Flaherty, Seatruck; Eddie Halpin, Dublin Port Company (DPC); Grace Larkin, Irish Ferries; Dean Chester, DPC; Michael McKenna, DPC; Claire Percy, DPC; Glen O’Connor, DSG; John Rock, NQA; Paul Hogan, DPC, Maria Kavanagh, DPC; Michael O’Connell, Irish Ferries, Cormac Kennedy, DPC Celebrating collaboration at Dublin Port Centre. Back l-r: Eamon Fortune, Stena Line; Paul Kennedy, Doyle Shipping Group (DSG); Kevin McGrady, CLdN RORO Ltd; Ray Eagle, DSG; Paul Berrington, Peel Ports; Wayne Murran, North Quay Associates (NQA); Alec Colvin, Dublin Ferryport Terminals; Declan Freeman, Dublin Ferryport Terminals. Front row l-r: David O’Flaherty, Seatruck; Eddie Halpin, Dublin Port Company (DPC); Grace Larkin, Irish Ferries; Dean Chester, DPC; Michael McKenna, DPC; Claire Percy, DPC; Glen O’Connor, DSG; John Rock, NQA; Paul Hogan, DPC, Maria Kavanagh, DPC; Michael O’Connell, Irish Ferries, Cormac Kennedy, DPC](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00002ZA3loYPhaE/s/848/I00002ZA3loYPhaE.jpg)
![Helen Boland, Manager of the Dublin Bay Birds Project and Eamon McElroy, Port Engineer at Dublin Port Company, at the purpose-built platform for common and arctic terns running alongside Dublin's iconic Great South Wall Helen Boland, Manager of the Dublin Bay Birds Project and Eamon McElroy, Port Engineer at Dublin Port Company, at the purpose-built platform for common and arctic terns running alongside Dublin's iconic Great South Wall](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ghB_sohZW.k/s/848/I0000ghB_sohZW.k.jpg)
![File image of one of the platforms used by breeding terns in Dublin Port File image of one of the platforms used by breeding terns in Dublin Port](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000t2Ui7ooIOKg/s/500/I0000t2Ui7ooIOKg.jpg)
![Dublin Port 3FM Project has published an updated overview illustration of its Maritime Village proposals Dublin Port 3FM Project has published an updated overview illustration of its Maritime Village proposals](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000VeZmY5YAzxM/s/848/I0000VeZmY5YAzxM.jpg)
Dublin Port Company Announces Update on 3FM Project: Agreement Secured on Maritime Village Community Proposal
9th May 2024 Dublin Port![Dublin Port Company has launched its Conservation Strategy, an ambitious document which maps the layers of Dublin Port - what’s on the floor of Dublin Bay, what’s underground on the Port estate and the heritage value of the built environment still standing. The strategy aims to put the rich legacy of Port Heritage in context and provides a framework for future planners to preserve and celebrate it across a range of initiatives, including cultural practice, community outreach and climate change action Dublin Port Company has launched its Conservation Strategy, an ambitious document which maps the layers of Dublin Port - what’s on the floor of Dublin Bay, what’s underground on the Port estate and the heritage value of the built environment still standing. The strategy aims to put the rich legacy of Port Heritage in context and provides a framework for future planners to preserve and celebrate it across a range of initiatives, including cultural practice, community outreach and climate change action](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000HkzTgtw6itU/s/767/I0000HkzTgtw6itU.jpg)
‘Layers of Dublin Port’ Mapped for First Time in New Conservation Strategy
30th April 2024 Dublin Port![Jennifer Coughlan of the UCD School of Biology and Environmental Science at the deployment of habitat units along the Great South Wall at Dublin Port Jennifer Coughlan of the UCD School of Biology and Environmental Science at the deployment of habitat units along the Great South Wall at Dublin Port](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000it24YDgNj3E/s/767/I0000it24YDgNj3E.jpg)
Dublin Port Company and University College Dublin Collaborate on World-First Eco-Engineering Initiative
25th March 2024 Dublin Port![Manx flagged catamaran Manannan of the Isle of Man Steam Packet is set to return to seasonal service, among them Dublin-Douglas route duties, but not until a safety inspection is carried out by Irish marine authorities Manx flagged catamaran Manannan of the Isle of Man Steam Packet is set to return to seasonal service, among them Dublin-Douglas route duties, but not until a safety inspection is carried out by Irish marine authorities as the fast-ferry is in the Irish capital today.](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I000011bVybOZPKI/s/500/I000011bVybOZPKI.jpg)
Manx Cat Calls to Dublin Port following Recent Berthing Trials at Liverpool’s New Ferry Terminal
21st March 2024 Dublin Port![The Ocean Protector is one of three EFCA offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) The Ocean Protector is one of three EFCA offshore patrol vessels (OPVs)](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000LoIasabWrfQ/s/767/I0000LoIasabWrfQ.jpg)
![Artist Aidan Hickey with his piece The Custom House, 1842, featuring in Shorelines, an exhibition at The Substation at Dublin Port chronicling the varied seascapes of Dublin Artist Aidan Hickey with his piece The Custom House, 1842, featuring in Shorelines, an exhibition at The Substation at Dublin Port chronicling the varied seascapes of Dublin](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000J1Xghq8y.dQ/s/767/I0000J1Xghq8y.dQ.jpg)
Legendary Dublin Painting and Sketching Club Celebrates 150th Anniversary in The Substation at Dublin Port
27th February 2024 Dublin Port![Irish dancing sensations The Gardiner Brothers Michael and Matthew pictured with Stephen Butterly, Head of Fundraising at Aware, sponsor Barry O’Connell, CEO at Dublin Port Company, Richard Tierney, CEO at St Patrick’s Festival and joined by Bobbi (age 7) and Jude (age 4) Close from Castleknock at the launch of the 17th annual Aware Harbour2Harbour Walk which takes place on St. Patrick’s Day, Sunday 17th March. An official event of St Patrick’s Festival, over 2,500 enthusiastic walkers are expected to take on the 26km challenge, with the option of starting from Howth Harbour or Dun Laoghaire Harbour. Participants can also enjoy refreshments and entertainment at the ‘Halfway Hooley’ hosted by sponsor Dublin Port Company at their historic Pumphouse. This event will help raise vital funds to ensure Aware can continue to support people impacted by depression and bipolar disorder all over Ireland. Register now at www.aware.ie Irish dancing sensations The Gardiner Brothers Michael and Matthew pictured with Stephen Butterly, Head of Fundraising at Aware, sponsor Barry O’Connell, CEO at Dublin Port Company, Richard Tierney, CEO at St Patrick’s Festival and joined by Bobbi (age 7) and Jude (age 4) Close from Castleknock at the launch of the 17th annual Aware Harbour2Harbour Walk which takes place on St. Patrick’s Day, Sunday 17th March. An official event of St Patrick’s Festival, over 2,500 enthusiastic walkers are expected to take on the 26km challenge, with the option of starting from Howth Harbour or Dun Laoghaire Harbour. Participants can also enjoy refreshments and entertainment at the ‘Halfway Hooley’ hosted by sponsor Dublin Port Company at their historic Pumphouse. This event will help raise vital funds to ensure Aware can continue to support people impacted by depression and bipolar disorder all over Ireland. Register now at www.aware.ie](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000nTM_3kjSnQo/s/767/I0000nTM_3kjSnQo.jpg)