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Derry Bros expands office network to support smooth and efficient cross border freight movements

Freight customs specialist Derry Bros has expanded its presence within the UK and mainland Europe with the opening of two new offices in London and Poznan. The company has increased its office network to four to meet strong demand for customs clearance support from hauliers contending with new and...

DG McArdle boosts efficiency and uptime using Eureka TMS

A leading Irish haulier says its transport management system is helping it to cut vehicle down time and improve overall productivity.

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RSA advises road users to be prepared for treacherous road conditions  

With extreme low temperatures and multi-hazardous conditions expected, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) is urging all road users to be prepared, exercise caution and stay informed.

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Member States reach consensus on grace period for tachograph retrofitting

The International Road transport Union (IRU) has welcomed news that the EU has introduced a two-month grace period for upcoming tachograph retrofitting deadline. This provides critical support operators urgently need.

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RHA highlights challenges facing GB-NI supply chain

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has led engagement with the UK Government and relevant stakeholders on the increased pressure that evolving requirements are placing on the GB-NI supply chain.

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Rosslare Europort issues reminder to HGV drivers

Rosslare Europort is continuing to provide a vital service for both freight and tourism markets due to the closure of Holyhead port, and is reminding hauliers to adhere to a number of important guidelines when using the port.

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Cost of CVRT set to increase

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has confirmed that the cost of putting a vehicle through the Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness Test will increase by 15 per cent, effective January 1.

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FTA Ireland nominates Danny Byrne for Seanad Eireann. 

FTA Ireland, the membership body which represents the interests of the logistics sector nationwide, is nominating Councillor Danny Byrne (Fine Gael) for election to the Industrial and Commercial Panel of Seanad Eireann.

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Former IRHA President elected new Ceann Comhairle of the 34th Dail

Independent TD, Verona Murphy, the former president of the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has been elected as the new Ceann Comhairle of the 34th Dail.

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Driving home for Christmas??

As the winter season reaches its peak, premium tyre manufacturer, Continental Tyres, is advising drivers to make sure they are familiar with the requirements of driving in severe weather, in particular, as many motorists make plans for the big Christmas drive.

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IRU raises concerns over Greening of Corporate Fleets proposal

The International Road Transport Union (IRU), together with the Network for Sustainable Mobility, has raised serious concerns about the European Commission’s announced “Greening of Corporate Fleets” proposal.

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Derry Bros targets customs and international freight security and efficiency

Derry Bros’ customs clearance operation has achieved Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status, the internationally recognised standard that is designed to enhance cross-border supply chain security and support legitimate trade.

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Stena Line responds to extended Holyhead Port ferry berth closure

Holyhead Port will not be reopening for ferry services until at least 15 January 2025, port operators, Stena Line has confirmed.

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Ministers hold fresh talks with stakeholders to address Holyhead closure

Minister of State at the Department of Transport James Lawless met with road freight, logistics and supply chain stakeholders on Tuesday morning in ongoing efforts to find alternative means of getting the steady movement of goods and people between Ireland and the UK back on track in the wake of...

Ferry companies seek Holyhead alternatives

The port has been closed since it was damaged during Storm Darragh earlier this month and it is looking increasingly unlikely that it will reopen this side of Christmas.

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