Introduction
Cargo is a term used to denote goods or produce being transported, on a ship, lorry, plane, or train. A cargo ship is any sort of ship that carries goods and materials from one port to another.
Find out about some of the cargo on Irish ships here by clicking on a link below:
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Wood was the first material known to primitive man. Wood has been used to provide man with all his basic needs . . . read more >>>
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| Wheat |
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Wheat is basic to diets everywhere with the exception of certain regions of the Orient. The story of wheat is as old as civilisation itself . . . read more >>>
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| Steel |
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Steel is a basic ingredient of modern industry. Steel is produced in numerous countries . . . read more >>>
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| Refridgerated Cargo |
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It is estimated that one-quarter of the world's produce is never eaten . . . read more >>>
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| Hazardous Materials and Other Special Cargo |
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Most of the leading shipping companies are prepared to move all types of hazardous materials . . . read more >>>
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| Cruise Ships |
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A cruise ship is a passenger ship used for pleasure voyages . . . read more >>>
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| Summary |
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Review the material covered in this section . . . read more >>>
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| Follow the Fleet LIVE |
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Find out where these ships are now . . . to Follow the Fleet LIVE.
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