- Revenue launched its new Customs cutter ‘Cosaint’ on 16/10/2025 in Kinsale, Co. Cork, to be operated by the Maritime Unit for patrolling Ireland’s coastline.
- ‘Cosaint’ replaces the R.C.C. ‘Suirbhéir’ and joins R.C.C. ‘Faire’ in the Revenue fleet, reflecting the unit’s role in protecting communities from illicit goods and crime.
- The Maritime Unit has conducted sea trials and patrol exercises, with ‘Cosaint’ set to enter full operational service soon.
- Revenue enforcement teams have made over 35,000 drug seizures since January 2023, valued at over €650 million, demonstrating their commitment to combating smuggling and organised crime.
- ‘Cosaint’ is a 35-metre, 204-tonne, highly manoeuvrable vessel designed for complex maritime enforcement, built by Armon Group in Spain, and delivered ahead of schedule.
Source: revenue.ie
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