1993

Martin Smyth had an idea and ran with it. He set off with one truck, to provide a waste disposal service in the West of Ireland. 

1996

Martin in 1996 inside the cab of a truck couldn’t be happier with the trucking life. 

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Word of mouth began to spread about the good service Martin was providing so the work started to build up, here Martin upgraded the trucks to Volvo, a rememberable colour scheme of blue and red. 

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The main head quarters in Kiltevna. The truck was upgraded and all repairs were carried out on site my the local mechanic. 

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In the 90’s, they couldn’t keep on top of the work so Martin put another 3 trucks on the road. 

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Pictured here is Martin with his two sons, Stephen Smyth and Padraig Smyth, both who had a keen interest in trucks. 

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Spreading to local farms. 

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In the late 90’s a revamp was in store and trucks were painted a striking green. 

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As business continued to grow, there were now over 5 trucks on the road.

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The garage head quarters got a facelift in the late 90’s. The Recession them hit so the business took a decline. Martin reduced down the number of trucks on the road to only 1. 

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Stephen Smyth, Martin’s son returned home from Australia and got stuck into the business with his Dad. 

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Stephen took to the road himself with only 1 truck.

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The company continued to grow and expand throughout Ireland.

2023

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