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FTA Ireland presents key priorities to government

FTA Ireland has met with the Minister for Climate, Environment and Energy and Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien TD and Minister of State at the Department of Transport Sean Canney in Leinster House to present its key priorities over the coming months CEO Aidan Flynn commented: “It is essential that...

FTA Ireland driving logistics operators into a decarbonised future

FTA Ireland (FTAI), the organisation which represents the interests of logistics businesses responsible for moving goods across the country and overseas, has been approved as an HGV Eco Driving Training Provider. The announcement follows a rigorous assessment by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) against standards set by...

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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Holyhead closure could threaten Irish supply chain longer term says FTA Ireland

FTA Ireland (FTAI), the business group representing the interests of logistics businesses across the Republic and their customers, is urging the Irish government and ferry operators to find alternative routes for goods to protect the country’s supply chain in the run up to Christmas.

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FTA Ireland confirms date for next Sustainable Fleet Operations Course

FTA Ireland has confirmed the date for the next Sustainable Fleet Operations Course.

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FTA Ireland offers stormy weather advice

FTA Ireland is urging hauliers to pay close attention to national weather warnings ahead of predicted stormy weather conditions.

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Managing costs is critical to sustainability says FTA Ireland

Managing cost is critical to the sustainability of a business but also to ensure that there are enough funds to reinvest in the business, prepare for future transformative change (decarbonisation / technological advancements) as well as provide comfort to the business in the event of unexpected cost challenges, according to...

Ireland’s next generation of HGV drivers ready to take the wheel

After two years of classroom study and practical testing, the first cohort of students has graduated as Ireland’s latest HGV drivers – the first to complete the nationally-recognised Commercial Driver Apprenticeship, which started in September 2022.

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Night flight decision would stifle Ireland’s economy says FTA Ireland

The An Bord Pleanála decision to propose the imposition of operating restrictions on the runways at Dublin Airport will have a severe impact on the ability of Ireland’s businesses to operate effectively, according to FTA Ireland, the organisation that represents all sectors of the country’s logistics industry.

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Van operators get Vansafe reminder

Van operators have been reminded to check out the Vansafe website, www.vansafe.ie for all matters relating to compliance.

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Formation of Road User Safety Forum

Minister of State with special responsibility for Road Safety, James Lawless has welcomed the formation of the Road User Safety Forum.

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FTA Ireland launches Manager’s Guide to Distribution Costs 2024

Now, more than ever, data and its effective use is at the heart of any successful business. And this is particularly true when it comes to the work of logistics businesses, which operate in one of the economy’s most competitive and fast-moving sectors.

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All roads lead to Enfield for FTA Ireland Seminar

All roads will lead to enfield in Co. Meath for the FTA Ireland Annual Sustainable Transport Seminar, which takes place on Thursday 17th October 2024 at Johnstown House Hotel Enfield Co Meath.

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Hauliers suffer under weight of wage inflation and cost of fuel

Haulage operators are suffering under the weight of wage inflation and the cost of fuel, according to FTA Ireland.

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FTA Ireland wants support for freight sector

FTA Ireland is calling on government to support the freight distribution sector following a three cent per litre increase in excise duty on road diesel at the end of July.

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