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<p>Marking the beginning of the cruise season, the MS Sirena, operated by Oceania Cruises, is scheduled to arrive at the Port of Cork on April 1, 2024.</p>

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Surge in cruise liners to Cork port for 2024 season
The 94 ships that docked in Cork last year brought 180,000 passengers to the region.
<p>Port of Cork chief commercial officer Conor Mowlds.</p>

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The Port of Cork's ambitions for 2050
<p>The MS Borealis in Cobh on Tuesday morning. Picture: Fusion Communications</p>

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Luxury cruise liners flock to Cork
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