Irish-Ferries owner ICG criticises Government over Covid rules for travellers from Britain 

Revenues are down almost €131m in the six months to the end of June, but ICG has reduced net debt to €103.3m.

Revenue for for ICG is down 21.6% in the six months leading to the end of June. 

Irish-Ferries owner ICG has criticised the Government over the health restrictions for travellers from Britain to self-isolate but said its strong finances will help it weather the Covid-19 storm. 

In a trading update, the ferries, containers, and terminal operator, said revenues of almost €131m in the six months to the end of June were down 21.6% from the same period last year, but it had reduced net debt to €103.3m.