Company hopes to revive €15m commuter ferry plans for Cork harbour and city

A group of private investors are aiming to have the tourist ferry service operational by next year and the commuter service up and running in 2022.

Company hopes to revive €15m commuter ferry plans for Cork harbour and city
Sat, 25 Jan, 2020 - 06:00
Sean O’Riordan

Plans for a €15m commuter and tourist ferry network in Cork Harbour, which will create up to 70 jobs, are to be lodged with local authorities shortly.

A group of private investors are aiming to have the tourist ferry service operational by next year and the commuter service up and running in 2022.

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