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Brittany Ferries

  • 28-06-2020 7:34pm
    #1
    roundymac
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    Brittany Ferries is to resume it's Cork-Roscoff service next weekend, hopfully it will be successful.


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  • #2
    yiddo59
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    Brittany Ferries announced yesterday that for 2021 in addition to the Pont Aven long standing 4pm Saturday Cork to Roscoff sailing there will be an extra sailing on the route in 2021. Beginning on Wednesday 24th March until Wednesday 27th October Amorique will sail from Cork to Roscoff on Wednesdays departing at 4pm and arriving in Roscoff at 8am Thursday. T


  • #3
    roundymac
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    I wish them well.


  • #4
    roundymac
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    Brittany Ferries are to lay up the Amorique and Bretange post august. Some routes will be dropped, however the Cork Roscoff service will not be affected.


  • #5
    murphym7
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    roundymac wrote: »
    Brittany Ferries are to lay up the Amorique and Bretange post august. Some routes will be dropped, however the Cork Roscoff service will not be affected.

    Does the laying up of the Amorique mean the mid week run announced for next summer is being cut?


  • #6
    roundymac
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    Of course it does, it will be years before anything will start to return to normal. It will not happen in my lifetime, I'm 65 to give you an indication.


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  • #7
    Innisfallen
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    murphym7 wrote: »
    Does the laying up of the Amorique mean the mid week run announced for next summer is being cut?


    Lay up is for the autumn/winter period. At the moment, Amorique's mid week run is going ahead in the new year.


  • #8
    roundymac
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    I'll buy a lottery ticket so, better chance of winning than that happening.


  • #9
    roundymac
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    roundymac wrote: »
    Of course it does, it will be years before anything will start to return to normal. It will not happen in my lifetime, I'm 65 to give you an indication.
    I'm glad I got that wrong.:D:D:D


  • #10
    roundymac
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    Some one would want to explain Port & Starboard to the Echo.


  • #11
    CJhaughey
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    Dohvolle wrote: »
    I suppose one could suggest the photographer was looking to port when they took the photo of the starboard side.

    That must be a massively high ship or a Helicopter in that case.
    :pac:


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  • #12
    roundymac
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    Dohvolle wrote: »
    I suppose one could suggest the photographer was looking to port when they took the photo of the starboard side.
    Nah, just piss poor reporting.:(


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