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June 5, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Irish port traffic continues to decline

The volume of traffic handled at Irish ports has continued to decline during the first quarter of the year. Statistics from the Irish Maritime Development Office showed that during the first quarter container traffic declined year-on-year by 22% to 259,417teu, with laden imports down 30% and laden e

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The volume of traffic handled at Irish ports has continued to decline during the first quarter of the year.

Statistics from the Irish Maritime Development Office showed that during the first quarter container traffic declined year-on-year by 22% to 259,417teu, with laden imports down 30% and laden exports down 7%.

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