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Saga begins as first of 65 cruise liners to arrive in Cobh

The first cruise ship of the season will arrive in Cork tomorrow, with a further 64 ships, containing 160,000 passengers and crew, set to follow in her wake.

Sun, 19 Mar, 2017

Three cruise ships due to arrive with 6,500 passengers
Three cruise ships due to arrive with 6,500 passengers

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