Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at #TeamTransland.
We’d like to celebrate the brilliant ladies who help keep everything moving here at Transland. Your professionalism, commitment and hard work make a difference every single day.
Thank you for everything you do. 💜🧡
We’d also like to mention all the ladies who are not in these photos – you also play a massive part in driving Transland forward!
We’re delighted that Transland has been shortlisted as a Finalist in the Fleet Transport Awards 2026, in the category of Livery of the Year.
Our purple and orange colours are a big part of the Transland brand identity, so it’s great to see our trucks acknowledged in this way.
Just being nominated is an honour, and we are very grateful to the organisers @fleettransport for this recognition. Good luck to all the finalists!
#FleetTransportAwards2026
Transland celebrated its 32nd birthday earlier this month with a selection of sweet treats for the staff!
We’ve seen a lot of changes over the past 32 years, and we’re proud of how the company has adapted and grown with the times. That’s down to strong, visionary management and a team of experienced and customer-focused professionals.
Here’s to another 32 years!
In honour of International Women’s Day, we would like to celebrate all women working in logistics.
Thank you to the amazing ladies of #TeamTransland – your hard work and dedication doesn’t go unnoticed. A big shout-out also goes to the ladies who are not in the photos above. We are beyond lucky to work with such a fantastic group of females!
Following our recent article on the Automated Import System (AIS), we’re now diving into another key part of Ireland’s customs infrastructure: the Automated Export System (AES).
For exporters, especially those dealing with high volumes of international trade, understanding AES is essential for smoother operations and compliance with Irish Revenue’s regulations.
AES is an electronic system designed to streamline the export declaration process in Ireland.
It allows exporters to electronically submit export declarations, replacing older, manual processes with an automated one. This system aligns with EU-wide customs standards, aiming to facilitate quicker and more efficient trade while ensuring compliance with regulations.
For Irish exporters, AES is not just about efficiency – it ensures that exports comply with legal requirements, mitigating the risk of delays at borders and avoiding fines.
As global trade grows more complex (which it inevitably will), AES will ensure exporters maintain transparency and accuracy in their documentation, giving them more control over the export process.
AES operates through an online platform that allows businesses to submit export declarations directly to Irish Revenue. The system verifies all necessary data, ensuring that customs regulations are met before goods leave Ireland.
Key components of AES include:
For more in-depth details, the Irish Revenue website provides valuable resources for understanding AES fully.
Exporters in Ireland must transition to using AES for any goods leaving the country. This has several implications:
It’s important for businesses to understand their role when using AES.
According to Revenue, exporters must:
For more detailed guidelines, visit Revenue’s roles and responsibilities section.
If you’re familiar with the Automated Import System (AIS), you’ll find AES operates similarly in terms of electronic submissions and real-time notifications.
Many of the principles of AIS carry over to AES, making the learning curve manageable for exporters already accustomed to the digital customs framework.
AES marks a significant advancement in Ireland’s export system, offering a more efficient, streamlined process for exporters.
As international trade continues to evolve, systems like AES ensure that businesses can navigate customs regulations smoothly, reducing the chances of costly delays or non-compliance.
For any business engaged in exporting goods from Ireland, getting familiar with AES is not just recommended—it’s crucial.
If you have any questions about Customs processes, the Revenue Helpdesk (ecustoms@revenue.ie) can guide you through registering and linking your accounts. Alternatively, you can contact the Transland Customs team at customs@translandgroup.com, who will be happy to help!
Efficient customs processes are essential for keeping businesses competitive and for companies importing goods into Ireland or the UK, the Automated Import System (AIS) offers a streamlined solution.
AIS is Ireland’s national electronic platform that processes and validates import declarations, ensuring that goods meet all customs requirements quickly and accurately.
It automates key processes, including duty calculation, risk assessment, and customs clearance, reducing paperwork and processing times.
For businesses regularly dealing with imports, AIS is critical to avoiding delays at the border and ensuring compliance with customs regulations.
AIS provides some important advantages for importers:
You can read more about AIS here: What is the Automated Import System (AIS)? (revenue.ie)
As customs regulations become more complex, staying compliant is more important, and arguably more difficult, than ever.
AIS offers the tools to ensure your business is meeting all legal requirements while staying competitive.
Our customs team can help you understand the impact AIS can have on your business, ensuring your goods are cleared quickly, accurately, and with full compliance. Drop them a message at customs@translandgroup.com.
Transland recently took delivery of two new silver Renault T-High 520 trucks. These beauties arrived at our depot equipped with matching high bars and mid bars, rectangular Lazer High Performance Lighting Lamp spots, along with two sets of low LED beacons. The trucks also boast Inverters with plug sockets, and each has a built-in microwave!
Our sincere thanks to Toal Truck Services for providing us with these sensational silver trucks, which we are very proud to show off. Thanks also to Tierney Motors for the graphics.
Photo source: Toal Truck Services
Introducing our fantastic Fradley team, here modelling the new Transland-branded tops. From Sales to Operations and everything in between, these people work hard and look great doing it!
Contact the Transland UK team today on 01543 445656.
Congratulations to our Traffic Manager, Dane Reid, on passing his CPC with flying colours!
Dane’s feedback on his course, run by CILT Ireland, was great; but even better was the news that he did very well – achieving one of the top 5 results in Ireland!
We are very proud of Dane and his fantastic achievement. All the hard work was worth it!
Well done Dane from everyone at Transland Group!
Transland Group is delighted to announce that Luke Conlon has recently been appointed as Director of Operations, based at the company’s office in Dublin, Ireland.
Luke joined Transland in 2021 and quickly learned the ropes, gaining experience in a variety of roles including Operations, Customs and Sales. Having impressed with his managerial abilities, he was appointed General Manager in 2023, with responsibility for the smooth and efficient operation of the company’s Dublin depot.
Reporting to the Managing Director, the new role will see Luke oversee the strategic development of Transland’s Dublin operation while also managing the structure and resources of the various departments to maximise productivity.
We wish Luke the very best of luck in his new role.
