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This development comprised the construction of a new three storey building in a very restricted site adjacent to the existing Accident and Emergency Department of the Hospital.

The Dublin Port Masterplan 2040 envisages an average annual growth of 3.3% over the period 2010-2040. To provide the infrastructure to support this growth, Dublin Port Company has adopted a strategy to redevelop and optimise the use of existing infrastructure.

Aryzta was formed when IAWS, the Irish maker of Cuisine De France baked goods, agreed to buy A. Hiestand Holding AG to create a company with combined sales of 2.3 billion euros.

First built in the latter part of the 13th century, Barberstown Castle is made up of four buildings from different periods in Irish history. The property has operated as a hotel since 1971.

As part of Shannon Foynes Port masterplan, Vision 2041, the Berth 5 Reclamation Works project has increased the port quay length by 21%, enabling the docking of larger vessels in line with international shipping trends.

Changes in ship size and concept lead to new challenges for terminal design. Dublin Port’s success is part founded on the efforts to continually upgrade old infrastructure to meet new demands.