Buying from a Polish supplier? You can book the transport yourself. A tail-lift truck collects from your supplier in Poland, the goods travel on our own fleet and we deliver to your address in Ireland in 4–6 business days on average. A EURO pallet costs from 200 € gross, with no customs declaration on your side.
Either side can order: you as the buyer in Ireland or your supplier in Poland. If you book, we collect the goods from the supplier's address, deliver them to your address and invoice your company.
Your supplier ships, we carry, you receive.
Ask your supplier for the pallet size and weight and the collection address. That is all you need to get a price.
Pallet rates are gross (23% Polish VAT included), collected from the address in Poland and delivered to the address in Ireland. The zone is assigned from your eircode.
The rate per pallet space falls as the number of spaces grows, and companies with an account get −10% on every transport. Full tables are in the price list; the exact price for your load is in the booking form.
Poland and Ireland are both in the EU, so goods in EU free circulation need no customs declaration on your side. Our trucks travel via the Great Britain landbridge and that leg runs under T2 transit handled by Express Trucks. We only need an invoice or pro-forma from the shipper with the goods description, value, weight and HS/CN codes.
Excise goods and goods from outside the EU that have not been cleared are the exceptions. The details are in the guide: customs from Poland to Ireland and the UK landbridge.
Your suppliers deliver to our depot in Września, we confirm every intake by email, combine the goods into one consignment and load it onto the next weekly departure. You get one delivery to your address in Ireland and one invoice, and every pallet delivered to the depot is 20 € cheaper.
How it works in detail: delivery consolidation and warehousing in Września.
Express Trucks is a carrier with its own fleet on one route, Poland ⇄ Ireland: five trucks leave for Ireland every week and five come back. See how it works for a regular customer in the case study.
Yes. Either side can order: you as the buyer in Ireland or your supplier in Poland. If you book, we collect the goods from the supplier's address, deliver them to your address in Ireland and invoice your company.
One EURO pallet (120×80 cm, up to 120 cm high and 500 kg) costs from 200 € gross to Dublin and surroundings, 210 € to most of Ireland and 230 € to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo. A full truck (33 EURO pallets) costs €5,500–6,500 net. Prices valid as of 2026-11-14.
On average 4–6 business days from collection. We collect in Poland from Tuesday to Thursday and the truck leaves every Friday.
No. Goods in EU free circulation move from Poland to Ireland without a customs declaration and without import duty. Our trucks cross Great Britain under T2 transit, which Express Trucks prepares.
A Polish VAT invoice issued to your company, plus a CMR and proof of delivery. An Irish company with a valid VAT number is invoiced under the reverse charge, so no Polish VAT is charged.
Yes. Your suppliers deliver to our Września depot, we combine the goods into one consignment and deliver it to your address in Ireland on one invoice. Every pallet delivered to the depot is 20 € cheaper.
No. We collect with tail-lift trucks, so a pallet of up to 1000 kg is picked up from ground level.
Give us the pallet size, weight and your eircode. Price straight away, no sign-up.