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August 2, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Authorities Identify New Location for Port of Cork Terminal

The port of Cork has identified an area adjacent to the existing ferry terminal at Ringaskiddy for development as a container terminal. Dry bulk operations will also move here. Yet to be determined is how road access to the site can be improved. The existing Tivoli container terminal will eventually

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The port of Cork has identified an area adjacent to the existing ferry terminal at Ringaskiddy for development as a container terminal. Dry bulk operations will also move here. Yet to be determined is how road access to the site can be improved. The existing Tivoli container terminal will eventually be abandoned.

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