Ferry services with too much in common

REGARDING the issue of the Cork-Swansea ferry, one question demands a straight answer — why are there two services — the Irish Ferries Rosslare-Pembroke and the Stena Fishguard-Rosslare — both sailing at almost identical times on almost identical routes, and bothalmost completely empty?

Ferry services with too much in common
Mon, 22 Dec, 2008 - 00:00
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Is it beyond the capacity of anyone in Government to seek the obvious solution?

Michael Job

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