25/08/2026
Our team is making strong progress on the Berth 30/31 project, a key infrastructure development being delivered under the Dublin Port Framework in partnership with Dublin Port Company.
Operating within one of the busiest ports in the country presents unique challenges, and our teams are delivering these works in a live operational environment while ensuring port activities continue uninterrupted.
Recently a key milestone for the project was achieved with the early handover of a section of quayside apron to the Client to enable the delivery and assembly of a new Ship To Shore gantry crane.
Throughout the quay wall construction, certain works such as deep drainage, tie-rods, precast facia panels and deep cope beam pours were governed entirely by the tides. With installation only possible during the lowest tides, the team often had just a two-hour window each tidal cycle to carry out these critical activities.
The result was a year of early starts, late finishes, meticulous planning and outstanding teamwork. The successful delivery of these works reflect the dedication, resilience and professionalism of everyone involved. Well done to all.
Upcoming works include the continued construction of heavy-duty concrete pavement slabs, electrical fit-out and commissioning of the new MV substation, installation of quay furniture and terminal lighting.
A huge thank you to all the Dublin Port team as we progress this important project to completion and help shape the future of Ireland's busiest port.
