Irish Ferries-owner sees revenues rise by nearly 6% despite Holyhead port disruption 

Company’s 2024 results show it generated €603.8m in revenue, a 5.6% increase compared to 2023, resulting in an operating profit of €69.1m
Irish Ferries-owner sees revenues rise by nearly 6% despite Holyhead port disruption 

The port at Holyhead was closed in early December following Storm Darragh, which damaged two berths. 

Revenue at Irish Ferries-owner Irish Continental Group (ICG) increased by nearly €32m during 2024 despite major disruption caused by the closure of Holyhead Port in Wales at the end of the year.

The port at Holyhead was closed in early December following Storm Darragh, which damaged two berths at the port. This caused major disruption to both passengers and freight services between Ireland and the UK in the lead-up to the busy Christmas period.

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