Port of Cork cruising towards €15m terminal

The Port of Cork plans to build a new cruise line terminal at the deepwater quay in Cobh at an estimated cost up to €15m — and it could be operational by 2020.

Port of Cork cruising towards €15m terminal
Thu, 27 Jul, 2017 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

The terminal will not just ensure extra berths for the rapidly increasing number of cruise ships seeking to visit the Cork region but will also become a hub for other maritime activities.

The Port of Cork currently boasts the only dedicated cruise ship berth in Ireland — in Cobh.

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