I’m thinking very hard of moving to the north east, around the Wexford area.my parents come from there, and have retired back there some years ago, so i’m over in Ireland quiet alot, and i like what i see, so do the wife and kids. The thing is i only know of Nolan,s from that area, which i have already contacted, with no reply, would anyone know of other haulage company in that area, perhaps our Irish members could help, taking on drivers. Many thanks.
Woodsides or their tanker division “haulage services”
woodsides.com/
And of course Macburneys as well.
cheers Mike 
Mburneys are no where near Wexford, nearest office is in Dublin
Nolans I doubt you will get on for , seem to take on polish guys for obvious reasons however
Your in luck, placed on the 24th March 2006
Breen who need drivers
http://www.nixers.com/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=243467
Breen International Logistics Ltd Read our profile
Breen International Logistics Dunmain, New Ross, Co. Wexford, Ireland
Tel: (051) 562000/ (086) 6060650
Website: www.breentrans.com
HGV Driver C+E / for all Continental routes
We are looking for experienced drivers with a good knowledge of European routes, you would be expected to have a good all round knowledge of different types of trailers and their workings. ADR would be an advantage
Location Wexford based
Payment Salary NEG depending on experience
Category Construction / Trades, Drivers, Motors.
Last updated 24 Mar 2006
Contact Alan Eite
breentrans.com/
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Fuelpump,
Click on this link:
www.irishtrucker.com
then click on ‘Directory’ in the left hand side menu. 
…then search by category,…Wexford, etc.
I’d have thought of Wexford as the South East myself 
- with somewhere like the Dundalk area being the North East…not that it matters of course…unless you’re a driver with a duff satnav and lots of deliveries still to do on a Friday afternoon… 
Hope this helps, 
many thanks routier, i’m on the case now, and on the phone inthe mourning, once again thanks
thanks Deesider, good site, plenty to look at. In my post i ment the south east. So you going to have a go youself?
You can always try the biggies such as:
Walton Transport - KilKenny
Molloy and Sherry - Dublin
Virginia Transport - Cavan
Caffrey International ashborn Co Meath
Walsh Western Limerick
heres a list for wexford based companies, also KilKenny / Carlow / Wicklow
(not too far)
Baku G.L.S. Ltd.
Wexford Road, Rosslare Harbour, Co. Wexford
Tel: 053 61786, Fax: 053 61789
e-mail: info@bakugls.com
O’Leary International Transport
Ramsgrange, New Ross,
Co. Wexford
Tel: 051-389172
Fax: 051-389425
O’Neill Haulage
Tinnohinch, Graignamanagh,
Co. Kilkenny
Tel: 0503-24250
Fax: 0503-24511
Walton Transport
Castleinch,
Co. Kilkenny
Tel: 056-29300
Fax: 056-29301
Breen International Logistics Ltd
Dunmain, New Ross, Wexford
Tel: 051 - 562 000, Fax: 051 - 562 535
Website: www.breentrans.com
Freightaway Ltd
Camblin, New Ross, Co Wexford, Ireland.
Tel: 051 426300
Victor Treacy
Kilcarrig Street, Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 972 1484, Fax: 059 972 1301
Allmed Agencies Ltd.
Dublin Road, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny
Tel: 353-56-7793888, Fax: 353-56-7793953
e-mail: info@allmed.ie
Harbour International Freight Ltd
Ireland Head Office: Unit 1A Watson & Johnson Centre, Mill Road, Co. Wicklow
Tel: +353 1 2877771, Fax: +353 1 2877779
E-Mail: pat@harbourinternationalfreight.com
Coolwagon Ltd
Dublin rd, Thomastown, Co Kilkenny
Tel: 056 7724209, Fax: 056 772 44 54.
Ziegler Logistics Ltd.
Thomastown Road, Knocktopher, Co. Kilkenny
Tel: -353 56 77 66000 Fax: -353 56 77 68849
E Mail: www.zieglergroup.com
Brian Kehoe Ltd
Pembrook Freight Terminal, Muinebeag Ind Est Royal Oak Rd, Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9723350
Fax: 059 9723358
Alan Nolan Transport Ltd
Bohermore, Bagnalstown, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9722357
Beet Hauliers Association Ltd
Strawhall, Athy Road, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9131761
Fax: 059 9131761.
Brian Kehoe Ltd
Pembrook Freight Terminal, Muinebeag Ind Est Royal Oak Rd, Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9723350
Fax: 059 9723358.
Byrne Bros
Killerig Cross, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9163873
Carroll Freight
Ardoyne, Tullow, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9152514
Fax: 059 9152143.
Casey Brothers
Kilcarrig Bridge, Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9722187
Fax: 059 9722865.
Donal Haskins
Loughmartin, Tullow, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9151645
Fax: 059 9152323.
Donohue Haulage
Milltown, Garryhill, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9727433
Fax: 059 9727133.
Dunnes Haulage Timolin Ltd
St Mullins, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 8624124
Fax: 059 8624355.
Evan Fitzgerald
Castlemore, Tullow, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9148758
Finbar Nolan Transport ltd
Dunore, Bagnalstown, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9723736
Fax: 059 9723022.
Hayden Transport
Knocknagee, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9141909
Fax: 059 9141909.
James Spruhan
Ballytiglea, Borris, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9773160
John Ryan
Bauck, St Mullins, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 051 424456
Laurence Redmond
Coolkenno, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9156126
Mark O’Sullivan
Grangeford, Bennekerry, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9148622
Matthew Nolan
Rosslea, Myshall, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9157610
Paul Murphy
Monaughrim, Clonegal, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9155665
Fax: 059 9155805.
PJ Hennessy Transport Ltd
Tinryland, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9140310
Fax: 059 9140310.
R & C Transport Ltd
Milford, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9146018
Sean Nolan
Talbot Terrace, Brownshill Road, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9142926
Tim Doyle
Balymogue, Ballon, Co Carlow, Ireland.
Tel: 059 9148615
Fax: 059 9148854.
Try looking at the following sites
www.irishtrucker.com
www.freightfox.com
Keep us informed on your success and good luck with the job hunting!
you can also try these, austrian, not irish but have a base in Wicklow
ebner-transporte.at/us/seite1.htm
A. EBNER Internationale Transporte GmbH
C/O Cortan Import & Export LTD
Mount Kennedy Lodge
Newtownmountkennedy
Co Wicklow Irland
Phone: +353-1-2811387
FAX: +353-1-2811387
wow, enough to work on there,great stuff routier, thanks for your hard work, do you live in Ireland?
Unfortunately No, hoping too some day. My family originate from Donegal. I just know alot about Irish Haulage through my former operations and my father who used to work for a lot of Irish companies in his heyday.
Its a grand place to be alright.
Are you based in Ireland now or moving over there ?
routier:
Unfortunately No, hoping too some day. My family originate from Donegal.Its a grand place to be alright.
Donegal just up the road from me a bit 
Lovely part of Ireland
Hi guy,s , no i,m based in the north west of England nr Liverpool, hopeing to make the move pretty soon. My parents are from there, and since i can remember, while i was growing up, every year we would spend three weeks or so, backhome ,as my parents would say,and now that they have retired “backhome”, i go over quiet a lot. Love it, i’m into the greyhound racing, take after my dad, used to race and train my own, had some minor successes, and i’m at that time of life were i need a new challange, or a new wife, one of the two , my kids think i’m mad, but love the idea, more space for them. Well today starts stage one of the move, FIND WORK, any advice would be grate, and all the address’s so far are just great, i never thought it would get such a response, it could turn into a soap, so i shall keep you posted, thanks again guy’s
Fuelpump:
i’m into the greyhound racing, take after my dad, used to race and train my own, had some minor successes,
As the owner of an ex-racer I do hope you are not one of those who discard or put down the ‘old-uns’. A more docile, faithful and beautiful pet would be hard to find and at 11 years old she still runs like the wind. But when she feels like it, not me.
Best of luck with the move to Ireland, my son lives in Donegal and if it wasn’t for the weather I’d be there too 
.
fuelpump:
Hi guy,s , no i,m based in the north west of England nr Liverpool, hopeing to make the move pretty soon. My parents are from there, and since i can remember, while i was growing up, every year we would spend three weeks or so, backhome ,as my parents would say,and now that they have retired “backhome”, i go over quiet a lot. Love it, i’m into the greyhound racing, take after my dad, used to race and train my own, had some minor successes, and i’m at that time of life were i need a new challange, or a new wife, one of the two
This is what the forum is all about, helping others which is great, hope you get fixed up.
You must live near me then because Im from Liverpool but live on the outskirts of the city. Donegal is a great place and Im hoping at sum stage to buy a place there when of course Ive made me millions!
routier:
fuelpump:
Hi guy,s , no i,m based in the north west of England nr Liverpool, hopeing to make the move pretty soon. My parents are from there, and since i can remember, while i was growing up, every year we would spend three weeks or so, backhome ,as my parents would say,and now that they have retired “backhome”, i go over quiet a lot. Love it, i’m into the greyhound racing, take after my dad, used to race and train my own, had some minor successes, and i’m at that time of life were i need a new challange, or a new wife, one of the twoThis is what the forum is all about, helping others which is great, hope you get fixed up.
You must live near me then because Im from Liverpool but live on the outskirts of the city. Donegal is a great place and Im hoping at sum stage to buy a place there when of course Ive made me millions!
good for you routier that list took some doing.
True True Well Done Routier
Depends whether you are looking for international work or irish only. The list given above must be from the golden pages or somewhere as therte are names like victor tracey ( forwareder) etc… I have worked for nolan in new ross a good while ago. not all as bad as you here. if you pm me with your requirementsie national or international, by the way also depends if your lookin fridge or curtainsider work, walton is all fridges while brian kehoe does alot of euroliners to continent with containers and tankers in ireland.
Hello every one, just got back, been away a day or to. Working my way through the list Routier supplied, filled out a couple of online applications, so i’ll be chasing them up in the next day or so, of course i’ll have to take a trip across, with out the wife and kids, to get the lay of the land, and to scout out the nite life, which i’m sure will be just fine , also property, which i’m sure won’t be cheap, wot with that celtic tiger on the gallop, mind you i could do a lot of that on he net, more time for the dog track
If you’re looking for property in Ireland have a look at www.myhome.ie It’s probably the quickest way of getting an idea of what’s going on. Lots of connections with Donegal on the site. I’m from there originally. County most ignored by the State in the country 