Fine Gael's Dublin spokesperson, James Geoghegan, said he received the confirmation from the National Transport Authority (NTA) through a parliamentary question.

The report cautioned that "hostile actors amy may use this as an opportunity for disruption and to cause harm".

Matthew Grimes (19) from Clontarf died as a result of an accident on the premises of Doyle Shipping Group on Alexander Road in Dublin Port at around 3.30 pm on May 15th 2021.

Up to €165 billion of trade flows through Dublin Port each year, and the port handles 80 per cent of all containerised freight that comes into Ireland.

John Joseph Carey (57) of Rathanny Golflinks Road, Tipperary Town pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to having 16.6 Kg of cocaine for sale or supply at Dublin Port on October 10th, 2022

They are demonstrating in reaction to up to 14 Irish citizens being detained by Israeli forces that are part of the Gaza aid flotilla.

The two men, aged in their 20s and 30s, are currently detained under Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996 at a Garda Station in Dublin.

A truck was searched as part of an operation by Revenue and Dublin Metropolitan Region (DMR) North Central Divisional Drugs Unit.

A sniffer dog indicated that there was something of interest in the cab of Doran's truck, which led to the discovery of eight bags of cannabis. The drugs were worth €1,020,400.

Nicholas Collier, a 55-year-old haulier, was run over by a large machine in Dublin Port.

After more than six weeks of delays and disruption, the WB Yeats Irish Ferries ship arrived in Dublin Port from Holyhead this morning

A man who concealed cannabis herb worth €250,000 in a lead-lined compartment in his car has been jailed for five and half years at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

A delivery driver carrying food, bottled water and €1 million worth of cannabis in his van has been jailed for five and a half years at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

Revenue officers searched a vehicle that had disembarked from a ferry arriving from Cherbourg in France on Sunday.

Gardaí have arrested a man, aged in his 50s, following the seizure of cocaine worth €2.8 million at Dublin Port

Gardai and Revenue have warned of a ‘significant increase’ in drug seizures at entry points into Ireland.

Drugs valued at more than €103 million have been seized up to the end of June.

The drugs were discovered in a freight container.

Alexander Kondrashyn had been socialising on the cargo vessel when he and another man went to leave by jumping from the ship as the gangway was not in position at the time

The consignment had arrived from Cyprus via the Netherlands.

The cannabis was seized from a van which had arrived on a ferry from the UK on Wednesday

A man who transported more than €2.5 million worth of cannabis to reduce his gambling debt by €13,000 has failed in an appeal against the severity of his nine-year prison sentence