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Port of Cork Key seaport in the South of Ireland offering six shipping modes; liquid bulk, break bulk, dry bulk, Ro-Ro, Lo-Lo & cruise. Also control Bantry Bay Port Company.

Port Safety Week 2026 is underway, and today's focus was on water safety at Ringaskiddy Ferry Terminal in partnership wi...
20/10/2026

Port Safety Week 2026 is underway, and today's focus was on water safety at Ringaskiddy Ferry Terminal in partnership with the RNLI. Staff took part in water safety demonstrations, throw bag practice and responder training, gaining practical skills that help them act quickly and confidently around the water.

Today’s participation demonstrated the strong commitment across our teams to water-side safety and creating a safer port. 💪⛴️

As a designated Core Port on the TEN‑T network, the Port of Cork provides multimodal access to key European markets. Thi...
20/10/2026

As a designated Core Port on the TEN‑T network, the Port of Cork provides multimodal access to key European markets. This connectivity supports strong trade flows for businesses across Munster and reinforces Cork’s role as a strategic gateway for Ireland’s imports and exports.

A look back at Friday’s final cruise arrival of the 2026 season! 🚢☀️MSC Virtuosa arrived at Cobh Cruise Terminal under b...
19/10/2026

A look back at Friday’s final cruise arrival of the 2026 season! 🚢☀️

MSC Virtuosa arrived at Cobh Cruise Terminal under beautiful sunny skies, providing a lovely backdrop for the final cruise call of the year.

📸 Tadhg O'Keeffe

🚢 Our is the magnificent MSC Virtuosa!At 331 metres long, with capacity for up to 6,334 passengers, MSC Virtuosa can r...
15/10/2026

🚢 Our is the magnificent MSC Virtuosa!

At 331 metres long, with capacity for up to 6,334 passengers, MSC Virtuosa can reach speeds of up to 22 knots.

And you may recognise her from your TV screen! The ship serves as the primary filming location for the hit mystery series The Good Ship Murder. 🎬

📸 Ross Byrne

The days may be getting shorter but our port operations and pilot crew are still working around the clock to ensure a sm...
14/10/2026

The days may be getting shorter but our port operations and pilot crew are still working around the clock to ensure a smooth and safe journey for all vessels in and out of Cork Harbour. 🚢

📸 John Collins

At sea and on shore, looking after our mental health matters.The maritime industry can bring unique challenges, from lon...
10/10/2026

At sea and on shore, looking after our mental health matters.

The maritime industry can bring unique challenges, from long periods away from home and demanding working environments to the pressures of keeping people, cargo and vessels moving safely.

This , we’re reminding our Port community that it’s okay to check in, speak up and ask for support.

The Port of Cork is proud to sponsor an upcoming industry seminar at the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) on ...
07/10/2026

The Port of Cork is proud to sponsor an upcoming industry seminar at the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) on 16th October.

'Navigating New Risks – Cyber, Voyage Management and P&I Realities for the Modern Seafarer' will bring together industry experts to explore some of the key challenges and emerging risks facing today’s maritime professionals.

The event brings together leading experts from across the maritime sector, including specialists in voyage management, cyber security, P&I, underwriting and maritime law. As the industry continues to evolve, sessions like this play an important role in strengthening safety, resilience and professional development across the sector.

Tickets are €30, with refreshments and lunch included. You can book now via Eventbrite at: www.eventbrite.ie/e/navigating-new-risks-cyber-oil-and-pi-realities-for-the-modern-seafarer-registration-1999264480881

We look forward to supporting this important discussion at NMCI.

Ever wondered what the view from our Cork Pilot boat is like? Our pilots are on the move all year round, allowing for th...
06/10/2026

Ever wondered what the view from our Cork Pilot boat is like? Our pilots are on the move all year round, allowing for the safe passage of ships in the harbour. They are a vital link in the logistics and supply chain.

The Port of Cork Company has published its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a strong year of performance alongside conti...
02/10/2026

The Port of Cork Company has published its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a strong year of performance alongside continued investment in the infrastructure needed to support Ireland’s trade, connectivity and energy transition.

Key highlights from 2025 include:
🚢 10.2 million tonnes of total cargo throughput
📦 292,669 TEU handled in container trade
🛢️ 5 million tonnes of liquid bulk traffic
🛳️ 103 cruise liners welcomed to Cork Harbour and Bantry Bay, bringing 172,000 passengers to the region and an estimated €17 million to the local economy
💶 €55.2 million in Group turnover

Alongside this strong operational performance, 2025 saw continued progress on CORE1, our €100 million multi-purpose deepwater berth at Ringaskiddy.
CORE1 will make the Port of Cork the first port in the Republic of Ireland to provide dedicated quayside infrastructure for the offshore renewable energy sector. CORE1 represents a major step forward in Cork’s role in Ireland’s energy transition.

The full 2025 Annual Report can be viewed on our website at: www.portofcork.ie

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