Our performance is an expression of our outstanding teamwork.

Our services are innovative and intelligent with high-standards, specialized know-how and quality. We do not offer standardized solutions, but individual customer oriented transport and logistics services.

Customer orientation is the secret of our success. We want to be known as reliable, trustworthy, fair and competent partners by our clients and suppliers. The quality of our performance and services results in the satisfaction of our customers, which is a guarantee for further growth and increased employment.

Only a constantly developing enterprise has prospectives for the future. The strongest adhesive in the world is habit. We are willing to overcome all obstacles to make the necessary changes for progress and development. We accept change, when it leads to advantages for our performance and for the company.

Quality is a continuous challenge for all employees in our company.

To supply efficient transport and logistics services to our customers while providing a pleasant environment for our staff and an adequate return on financial investment.

Hyland Shipping was formed in 1983 operating a shipping service by sea from Spain.

Through this HSA became the market leader in the transport of goods to and from Spain.

In 1998 HSA was reborn as a trailer groupage operator.

Since then HSA has built up the market share of groupage and full loads from across Europe with a growth of 28% per annum.

Through Tino' expertise and interest in the wine business we have become market leader in the movement of groupage and full loads of wine world wide to Ireland.

In January 2001 we made the decision to consolidate our offices and warehouse and in February 2002 we moved into our new, purpose built logistic centre on the north side of Dublin, 500 metres from the ring motorway around Dublin.

Due to ongoing company expansion we are presently increasing the capacity of our logistic facilities in Dublin by 10000 square feet with 3 additional loading bays.

Our Team
Our staff member have many years experience in the freight forwarding industry and are both highly motivated and professional in every aspect of the freight forwarding industry.

We have several members of our team that are multilingual speaking fluent Spanish, French and Italian which make for easy communications between Ireland and our European partners and customers.

We are also very experienced in customs clearance for Wine and have a good working relationship with customs and excise.

Our Depot
We have a newly built warehouse and office just of the M50 in Dublin 11,we are approximately thirty minutes from Dublin port and ten minutes from Dublin Airport.

We have 5000sqft of office space with the latest IT package and ISDN lines for speedy communications.

Our warehouse is 20,000 sqft fully racked with six loading bays and ample yard and parking space. Our staff are all qualified counter balance and reach truck drivers. We also unload and re palletise full containers of loose cartons on a regular basis for our existing customers.

We have also installed the latest digital security system that covers the warehouse office and the yard.

We are presently looking for new business opportunities in road freight and storage.

We have an average of 60 European import trailers per week through Dublin coming from Portugal, Spain, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium & Italy.

We have depots across Europe in the following areas,

Spain: Irun, Zaragoza, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante, Castelon & Seville

France: Saint Etienne, Renne, Bordeaux & Paris

Germany: Dinslaken, Frankfurt & Kassel

Portugal: Lisbon & Porto

Italy: Milan, Vicenza, Turin & Bologna

Switzerland: Basel

Hungary: Budapest

Greece: Athens

Sweden: Malmo

Austria: Wien

Hyland Shipping Agencies Ltd.,
17/18 Northern Cross Business Park,
Dublin 11, Republic of Ireland.
T: +353 (0)1 8580000
F: +353 (0)1 8580001
Temporary contact numbers while work is being done on our phone lines: +353 (0)86 250 3267 & +353 (0)87 677 2353

Managing Director: Tino Hyland

Sales Director: Jimmy Miller, Arantza Pierola

Operations
Spanish & Portugese Imports:
Colm Dolphin (Manager), Mar Garcia, Jose Luis Viela

Italian Imports:
Robert Hoyne (Manager), Katja Manning, Alicia Santa Cruz

French, German, Belgian, Dutch, Scandanavian & Turkish Imports and Exports, Spanish Exports:
Gregory O'Beirne (Manager), Sonia Boli, Katja Manning, Constantino Bernel

UK Imports & Exports:
Arantza Pierola

Accounts & Office Manager: Brigid Noble

Credit Control: Elise Seery

Administration: Karen Munnelly

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Before You Start

• Have a clear-out and make up a box for charity before you start packing. There are also many online auction sites and local car boot sales where you can make some extra money.
• Give yourself time. Make a plan and do a little each day.
• Borrowed items - return them before you start packing. Put all hazardous materials (aerosols, paint, bleach, etc) in specially marked boxes and keep them away from the rest of your belongings.
• Pack one room at a time, labeling each box with a description of its contents and either using labeled tape or a marker pen to mark its destination.
• Prepare for the first night in your new home by packing essential items in a separate box and carrying it with you. Prepare an overnight bag for everyone in the family, so you won't worry about having to unpack the first night.
• Make sure you pack enough utensils, plates, toilet paper and toiletries for everyone. Also useful is a flashlight, first aid kit including pain relievers, pencil and paper, snacks, beverages, and re-closable plastic bags, along with a small tool kit for re-assembling items that couldn't be moved whole.

Health & Safety

• Always pack heavy items into small boxes. It will make transporting the boxes easier if they are not too heavy.
• Keep the weight of all boxes to a minimum to avoid any back injuries.
• Find and establish a strong work surface at approximately waist height. This will enable you to pack in a standing position and thus avoid strain on your back.

Tools

• Never skimp on wrapping paper. It is a relatively inexpensive item and not only protects your possessions, but helps prevent items breaking against each other.
• Use tissue paper or clean wrapping paper for the first layer. Only use newspaper for outer layers as the print will leave marks.
• Where possible use suitable boxes. Good examples are CD boxes for your music collection, wardrobe boxes to move hanging clothes and picture boxes to move paintings.
• Separate and protect valuable / fragile items with bubble wrap and wrapping paper. To cut costs use pillows and blankets.
• For valuable or sentimental items, use the correct materials for the job.

Sensible Packing

• As you pack your boxes, write their contents and intended room on a contents label. Be detailed and list every item so that you save time later by opening the correct box when you need it.
• When labeling the contents of each box, mark whether they are suitable to be stacked on - a good load-bearing box should be packed full and does not contain fragile items.
• When you finish a box, place it in an area away from your work surface or you will soon find yourself surrounded.
• When stacking boxes, if possible leave aisles to enable you to get to the boxes at the back.
• Fill spaces with bubble wrap as shifting items will causes breakages.
• If you are placing your boxes in storage, you can help keep out unwanted insects by taping all the seams of the box.
• When everything is packed and ready to load, make sure the items you need least are loaded first.
• When loading the van, place the box containing your best china on top of the box of encyclopedias and not vice versa.

General

• Finish all laundry a couple of days before you move and disconnect the washing machine and dryer. You will not appreciate wet clothes when you are packing your last items.
• Make a plan of where to place furniture and large items. This will save time when you arrive.
• Newly polished furniture becomes soft and damages easily. Do not use regular tape as this can remove the surface coating and protect with furniture blankets and bubble wrap.
• Always leave more time than you think necessary for items that need dismantling. Self-seal bags are very useful for keeping nuts and bolts with the dismantled item.
• Children - ease any fears they may have by letting them help pack their own belongings. For very young children there are storybooks on the subject of moving home.
• Keep important documents (e.g. legal, medical, insurance) in a safe and accessible place.

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