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Navigating new horizons
Author: April Lara
The logistics and transport sector continues to break new ground as it adapts to the demands of an ever-changing global market.
Irish Logistics & Transport Awards look ahead to 2026
Author: April Lara
After a standout 2025, the Irish Logistics & Transport Awards are already gearing up for 2026. Expect fresh ideas, bold innovation and the projects shaping how Ireland moves.
Manna and Flipdish elevate drone delivery with seamless new app
Author: sUAS News
Irish tech pioneers Manna and Flipdish have deepened their partnership with the launch of an advanced drone delivery app.
Evri breaks delivery record as second-hand sellers fuel parcel boom
Author: Business Live
Parcel volumes at Evri soared 11% to over 807 million in the year to March 2025, marking a record performance for the logistics group.
CMA CGM reports stable Q2 as logistics and diversification offset maritime dip
Author: Port News
CMA CGM posted steady Q2 2025 results, with revenue holding at USD 13.2bn and logistics growth cushioning a maritime earnings dip.
Cool chain logistics is becoming mission-critical in airfreight
Author: Air Cargo Week
Temperature-controlled logistics has shifted from value-add to vital infrastructure as airfreight carriers face rising demand for the rapid, reliable movement of perishables and pharmaceuticals.
CLdN launches new Zeebrugge–Cork–Dublin container route
Author: Trans.info
CLdN has unveiled a new weekly lift-on/lift-off (LoLo) container service connecting Zeebrugge with Cork and Dublin, starting 10 May.
New direct shipping route connects Belgium, Ireland and France
Author: Trans.info
Dutch carrier WEC Lines has launched a new weekly container route linking Zeebrugge, Dublin and Le Havre, offering faster transit times and relieving pressure on congested North Sea ports.
Turning point
Author: April Lara
Investment is flowing back into key infrastructure. Electric fleets are no longer on the horizon but hitting the road. Self-driving pilots are becoming real-world trials.
Hauliers warn of growing crisis as truck driver testing delays worsen
Author: Agriland
The Irish Road Haulage Association has accused the Road Safety Authority (RSA) of sidelining the commercial driving sector by shifting testing staff to focus on car tests, in an effort to cut wait times under political pressure.


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