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The agreement was signed recently in Dún Laoghaire by the Chairman of the Harbour Company, Mr Paddy McMahon and Stena Line's Area Director for the Irish Sea, Mr Fredrik Lantz. The new agreement extends by five years the current operating agreement which runs until April 2006 and ties Stena Line to this strategic route to Holyhead in Wales which the company and its predecessors have operated since 1826. The new agreement will generate gross shipping revenues in the region of 50 million euro for the Dún Laoghaire Harbour Company over its seven year term, the profits of which will be invested in the maintenance and development of Dún Laoghaire Harbour. Stena Line is an international transport and travel service
company and one of the world's largest ferry operators.
Stena Line operates 18 routes strategically located between
Ireland, Britain, Holland and Scandinavia serviced by 39 vessels
including fast ferries, multi-purpose ferries, ropax |
Stena Line currently operates three HSS sailings daily in each direction. The ship is scheduled to berth in Dún Laoghaire Harbour each day at 10:34, 15:24 and 20:09. There are spectacular views of the ship entering the Harbour from the East Breakwater a couple of minutes before each of the above times. The ferry sails out at 11:10, 16:05 and 21:45.
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Dún
Laoghaire Harbour Company and Stena Line are pleased to announce
that they have signed a new seven year agreement for Stena
Line's HSS fast ferry to continue using Dún Laoghaire
Harbour until 2011.
Read the full article from the June 2004 Newsletter available to view here