Cork-headquartered ferry operator launches new France route following €20m investment

Hibernia Line, backed by the Goodman Group, will sail Cork to Boulogne-sur-Mer six times a week from June
 Pictured in Ringaskiddy, Cork at the announcement of Hibernia Line is Helen Rogers, Head of Onboarding; Chief Executive Officer Aidan Coffey and Captain Paul Roche.

 Pictured in Ringaskiddy, Cork at the announcement of Hibernia Line is Helen Rogers, Head of Onboarding; Chief Executive Officer Aidan Coffey and Captain Paul Roche.

A more than €20m investment into Ireland's newest ferry operator by a company backed by Larry Goodman's family will see a new direct line from Cork to Boulogne-sur-Mer in France.

Cork-headquartered Hibernia Line officially announced the new route on Friday, with CEO Aiden Coffey saying the launch is coming at the perfect time, despite the ongoing fuel crisis. 

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