Ahern launches Donegal-Derry ferry service

Communications Minister Dermot Ahern has launched a new cross-border ferry service between Greencastle in Co Donegal and Magilligan in Co Derry.

Wed, 25 Sep, 2002 - 15:54

Communications Minister Dermot Ahern has launched a new cross-border ferry service between Greencastle in Co Donegal and Magilligan in Co Derry.

The €6.6m service was funded by the European Union, the International Fund for Ireland and the local authorities.

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