Irish Continental Group
The Container and Terminal Division principal activities include LoLo shipping activities under the Eucon brand, the operation of two container terminals, Dublin Ferryport Terminals and Belfast Container Terminal, and the Dublin Ferryport Inland Depot. The Ferries Division principal activities include passenger and RoRo freight shipping services and ship chartering activities. The Ferries Division owns fourteen vessels in total and also charters in two vessels as part of its operations.
Basic Information
- Category: water transport
- Website: http://www.icg.ie
Documented Facts
- Phone: +35316075700
- Email: info@icg.ie
Evidence and Sources
- Irish Continental Group — Official Site (official)
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- Last verified: 2026-04-21
AI summary
The Container and Terminal Division principal activities include LoLo shipping activities under the Eucon brand, the operation of two container terminals, Dublin Ferryport Terminals and Belfast Container Terminal, and the Dublin Ferryport Inland Depot. The Ferries Division principal activities include passenger and RoRo freight shipping services and ship chartering activities. The Ferries Division owns fourteen vessels in total and also charters in two vessels as part of its operations.
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