Previously unseen and rare colour images which show the life and workings of Dublin Port from the 1920s – 1960s have been made available to view online for the first time thanks to the assistance of modern imaging technology. The negatives came to light as part of Dublin Port Heritage Director Lar Joye’s work to catalogue, preserve and digitise the port’s 300-year-old archive, which is estimated to include some 75,000 photographs and 30,000 engineering drawings, as well as maps and administratio

📜 Join us for a journey through history at Dublin Port! We're excited to be part of Dublin Festival of History for a series of talks and walking tours. Talk Series – The Substation: 🗣️ History Ireland Hedge School - Is Irish history "sea blind"? - Sept 29th at 3 pm 🗣️ Landscapes of the Port: From Reclamation to Preservation. Grainne Shaffrey- Oct 3rd at 1 pm 🗣️ The Port of Dublin in Times of Famine: 1740-41 & 1846-48. David Dickson - Oct 4th at 1 pm Walking Tours – Port to Gallery: Oct 3rd,

Dublin Port Company proudly welcomes ‘Solidarity: The Dockers of Dublin Port’, a compelling exhibition curated by The Little Museum of Dublin to its Substation for a three-month stay. The first-ever exhibition at the Substation, Dublin’s latest cultural hub, was launched by Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste. The showcase - which includes never-before-seen photos - provides a poignant glimpse into the lives of the dockers, a vibrant and resilient community integral to the history of Dublin Po

Dublin Port Co. is on YouTube! Keep up to date with new releases, search through and watch minutes to hours of videos, that share great insight into our maritime community, Port Operations and stories past & present. ⛵ Subscribe now: https://bit.ly/3dtKQOv 📸Danielle Hayes | Dublin Port Company

GET TO KNOW DUBLIN PORT 🚢 🏗️ Over the last few weeks, we've been taking you through some of the different areas of Dublin Port. This week, we're looking at Port Operations and some of the cargo imported & exported through the port. Trade vehicles are imported and exported through Dublin Port. The majority of vehicles are discharged and loaded via side ramps, stern ramps or roll-on roll-off ramps located at berths 31, 32, 36 and 37. Vehicles travel in convoys from the North Port Common User Are

Terns and luxury cruise liners share Dublin Port | RTÉ News

Take a Dublin Bay Cruise & explore Dun Laoghaire, Dublin Port, Dalkey, Howth and Ireland's Eye, enjoying panormaic views of the city! | Visit Dublin