Hamilton Shipping was founded in 1919 and has offices
in Belfast, Dublin, Cork and Shannon. Hamilton’s port agency
offers a full range of shore based services including stevedoring,
mooring
and light towage, repairs and dry docking, customs clearance,
warehousing and delivery.
OT Africa Line Service
Brochure
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For comprehensive details highlighting our service from Ireland please
see our latest service
brochure.
Using a weekly fixed day feeder service via Le Havre
we provide a comprehensive and reliable service from Ireland to
all West African destinations.
One 750TEU vessel offers a weekly
rotation calling at Le Havre [Saturday] / Belfast [Tuesday]
/ Liverpool [Wednesday] / Dublin [Thursday] / Le Havre [Saturday].
Transhipment in Le Havre allows OTAL to offer a wide range of West
African ports using our Weekly
Container / Nigeria
Express and Agadir Express
Services.
Le Havre
Saturday
Belfast
Tuesday
Liverpool
Wednesday
Dublin
Thursday
If you are interested in a quote or have a booking please contact
our Irish Trade Manager: E-mail: rs@otal.com
Port
News
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Dublin Port Trade Rises In April - 19/05/10
Trading activity at Dublin Port rose for the 5th month in a row
in April. Dublin Port Company [DPC] said throughput rose 5.4%
for the month compared to a year earlier to 2.33 million tonnes.
Growth was driven by exports, which were up 13.5% on April last
year at 940,886 million tonnes, and imports were up 0.6% to 1.39
million tonnes. Unitised trade, which represents about 80% of
Dublin Port’s throughput, was 12.8% higher than in April.
It was also 11.4% ahead in the year to date compared to the same
period in 2009. DPC is confident it would come close to 28 million
tonnes of trade this year. At that level of trade Dublin Port’s
throughput will be just under 10% lower than historic high trade
levels of 2007. [IT 19/05/10]
Exports Through Dublin's Principal Port Increased
By 10.7% In February - 06/04/10
Export has increased through Dublin's principal port. The Dublin
Port Company has seen the third successive monthly increase in
trade through the port. Exports rose by 10.7% during February when
compared with the same period last year. Imports were seen to increase
by 3.7%, resulting in an increase in trade generally of 6.4%. [IT
06/04/10]
Cork To Review Box Terminal Location - 29/01/09
Later this year, Cork hopes, again, to decide on a location for
its new box terminal, after its previous plans
were tripped by the country’s Planning Board. The anticipated
container facility at Ringaskiddy was rejected
as road and rail connections were not considered adequate. [DY
29/01/09]
