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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Defence minister Helen McEntee at the launch of the maritime defence strategy at the LÉ Samuel Beckett. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins</p>

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Maritime security strategy aims to restore sight to Ireland's 'seablindness'

Focus and ambition of Ireland's first ever national maritime security strategy praised, but concerns over lack of detail on international cooperation, actual implementation and capacity and capabilities of the Defence Forces

<p>The A-EX2 — Muirí Carraige Aonair Teo's second submarine — approaching wreckage on the seabed. The Super Yacht Sub 3 model can carry three people, and can dive for up to 12 hours to depths of 300m. File picture</p>

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West Cork diver makes remarkable discoveries with Ireland's second commercial submarine

<p>Port of Waterford offers a range of facilities and services across four key locations. These include Lift-On Lift-Off, Bulk Handling, Project Pilotage, Towage & Tugs, Rail Transport, Cruise, Storage and Rental. The port's rural location offers greater accessibility and no congestion.</p>

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Port of Waterford: The south-east’s strategic gateway to global trade

Maritime economy: Mainport Group expanding in all sectors

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Maritime economy: Mainport Group expanding in all sectors

Dublin Port, vital to Irish economy and an amenity cherished by the public

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Dublin Port, vital to Irish economy and an amenity cherished by the public

Shannon Foynes boosts capacity with series of innovative projects

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Shannon Foynes boosts capacity with series of innovative projects

Maritime economy: Big moves on horizon for Rosslare Europort

Maritime economy: Big moves on horizon for Rosslare Europort

Rosslare Europort is becoming an increasingly vital gateway to Europe thanks to its latest €230m investment in a major capital infrastructure project

Thu, 20 Nov, 2025

Maritime economy: Good tides and tidings for thriving Irish ports

Maritime economy: Good tides and tidings for thriving Irish ports

A series of major investments in the ports of Cork, Dublin and others underpin their growing importance to the Irish economy. Tommy Barker, Property Editor, reports

Wed, 19 Nov, 2025

Port of Cork's elite standards, competive on global stage

Port of Cork's elite standards, competive on global stage

Port of Cork Company is working to ensure Ireland and the southern region remain globally competitive, continuously evolving its port infrastructure and facilities to meet world-class standards

Wed, 19 Nov, 2025

Cruise season closes with a smile and high ambitions for the future

Cruise season closes with a smile and high ambitions for the future

Maritime and port economy: Average onshore spending from cruise tourists is €81 per passenger and €29 per crew member, underscoring the sector’s strong economic impact

Wed, 19 Nov, 2025