As the phased “unlocking” of Ireland was underway, TOGA introduced a company wide system of controlling the movement of staff and visitors. Whilst our depots had been effectively closed since March 13th, we were now preparing to allow greater flexibility and allow visitors and for staff to move around

With the lockdown bringing Ireland to a standstill and most businesses closed, TOGA was contracted by a long term client to import vital bedding and pillows for the HSE and care sector in Ireland. Initially just a few pallets were collected from the UK and brought over by express

For the fourth year running, TOGA Group and delighted and proud to confirm that we will continue our support of youth cricket at Irelands leading club, Malahide Cricket Club in North Dublin. Set in the idyllic surroundings of Malahide Castle Park, Malahide Cricket Club boasts the title of being

As Ireland’s largest customs broker, TOGA Group has been committed to working with our customers to solve the Brexit problems they have...

The staff at TOGA didn’t stop at all during the “lockdown” in Ireland. In fact, our team became critical to the supply chain bringing in all types of products for the Health Service and most retailers. On April 20th we organised the urgent airfreight shipment of half a million facemasks

As an essential business involved heavily in the movement of goods for the Health Service and many shops selling essential products, it...

During the COVID 19 Pandemic, international freight movement volumes have reduced across most of our services and routes. One exception is in Home Delivery from Internet shopping. This time-lapse video from June 3rd shows the huge volumes that come through our warehouse every day. A typical day can see over