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Premier
Molasses bulk liquid storage facility at Ringaskiddy, Cork, on the
deep water berth, comprising of a tank farm with current capacity
of 13,500m³ with plans for an additional 20,000 m³
storage of varying tank sizes. The terminal is completely bunded,
computerised and equipped with blending, off loading / loading,
weighbridge and gauging systems.
With
the strong growth in the pharm/chem industry in Ringaskiddy and
Little Island Premier Molasses bulk liquid storage
facility is ideally situated for suppliers to the pharm/chem industry.
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Tanks vary
in size from 700 – 7800m³.
Plans for additional storage / blending facilities of 20,000 m³
designed to customer’s requirements.
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Tanks varying
in size from 215 m³ to 7100 m³.
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Our
plans are to design a terminal that will handle both hazardous and non
hazardous product. Within the tank farm there are designated areas for
hazardous products with designated piggable shore lines. Inline blending
is made possible by a state of the art PC controlled PLC. Facilities are
available for heating using pressurised hot water. Fully computerised
stock control systems keeping clients up to date with all product movements.
These automated facilities are among the most modern available in Europe.
Deepwater
Terminal
Port
of Cork Ringaskiddy
Length: 485m;
Depth: 13.4m
Ringaskiddy,
in the lower harbour, has been developed as a significant site for industrial
development. IDA Ireland owns a land-bank, the largest in the State, of
1,000 acres with the infrastructural facilities of natural gas, water,
electricity, effluent disposal to match the most exacting needs of industry.
Ownership by IDA, together with the services provided, guarantees a quicker
start-up for new industries locating there. Overseas companies already
located there include the Pfizer Chemical Corporation, Archer Daniel Midland,
Hickson Pharmaceutical, SmithKline Beecham and Sandoz.
The
port facilities, which include berthage for fully laden Panamax size (60,000
GT) vessels, have been supported by Irish Government and E.U. funding.
An additional advantage of Ringaskiddy is that it is Ireland's only freeport.
The
Port of Cork can lay claim to being Ireland's major deep water port in
being able to accommodate and service the largest vessels to visit these
shores. The deep water facility is located near the harbour's mouth at
Ringaskiddy, where ships of up to 60,000 tons dwt can be accommodated.
With
the new infrastructure of roads now in place, Ringaskiddy is easily accessed
from all areas.
Premier
Molasses Deepwater Terminal at Ringaskiddy, Co. Cork.
Foynes
Shannon Estuary
Length: 270m;
Depth: 12m
 Premier
Molasses Deepwater Terminal at Foynes, Co. Limerick.
Shannon
Estuary is Irelands greatest maritime asset because of its naturally occurring
deep and sheltered waters. Shannon Estuary Ports is now actively promoting
the estuary as a global port specialising in bulk cargoes. The gateway
for Ireland and the EU for trade from the Americas, Africa and the Australia’s.
A £9 million expansion programme has just been completed extending the
jetty from 105 metres to 270 metres. The new berth is dredged to a depth
of 12 metres making it possible to accommodate vessels of up to 50,000
dwt.
Expertise
Through
our own experience and that of United Storage in Liverpool, we can avail
of many years experience in third party storage. They have a dedicated
engineering and marketing department managing projects all over the world.
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