Eucon
Eucon is the market leader in the sector, operating a fleet of chartered container vessels ranging in size from 750 – 1,000 teu capacity, connecting the Irish ports of Dublin, Cork and Belfast with the Continental ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp. Eucon deploys 4,800 owned and leased containers (equivalent to 9,300 teu) of varying types thereby offering a full range of services from palletised, project and temperature-controlled cargo to Irish and European importers and exporters from all points on the island of Ireland to destinations across 20 European countries.
eucon.nlDublin Ferryport Terminals
Dublin Ferryport Terminals operates its Dublin Port container facility from a leasehold facility covering over 34 acres. The facilities comprise 480 metres of berths for container ships, with a depth of nine to eleven metres and is equipped with three modern Liebherr gantry cranes (40 tonne capacity) and eleven rubber-tyred gantries (40 tonne capacity). The site is strategically located within three kilometres of Dublin city centre and within one kilometre of the Dublin Port Tunnel, providing direct access to Irelands motor way network. DFT now operates nine electrically operated rubber-tyred gantries incorporating latest technologies to allow for remote operation.
Dublin Ferryport Terminals (DFT)Belfast Container Terminal
Belfast Container Terminal operates the sole container terminal at Belfast under a services concession agreement with Belfast Harbour Commissioners (BHC). This facility comprises of a 27 acre site, equipped with three ship to shore gantry cranes and eight electrically operated rubber-tyred gantry cranes.
Belfast Container Terminal (BCT)Dublin Ferryport Inland Depot
The Dublin Ferryport Inland Depot became operation in January 2022. The facility is used for the remote storage, maintenance and upgrade of empty container boxes, releasing valuable capacity for the handling of containers in the port area. The Dublin Inland Port is located adjacent to Dublin Airport with direct access to the M50 Motorway (Dublin Ring Road) and Dublin Port via the Port Tunnel.
Dublin Ferryport Inland Depot (DFID)