Port of Cork planning second Cobh cruise terminal

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Been mentioned a few times before but looks more likely this time round
https://www.eveningecho.ie/corknews/Port-of-Cork-planning-second-Cobh-cruise-terminal-c7220dc2-9172-4c8b-bf66-6014ac4d07aa-ds

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Millions of tonnes of cargo moving through the Port of Cork every year.

If the Port of Cork is a bellwether for economic activity in the county and wider southern region then all boats are most definitely lifting.

As 2018 draws to a close Port of Cork chairman, John Mullins, and Harbour Master, Captain, Paul O'Regan, report a year of increased activity across a number of areas.

The growing popularity of Cobh as a cruise destination frequently commands headlines but it is just one of many areas of activity for the busy port.

Across its four different locations - Tivoli, Ringaskiddy, Cobh and the City Quays — a team of around 150 staff keep the port operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, driving the import and export of goods consumed and manufactured right across the island of Ireland.

Full article via below web link (taken from Evening Echo online edition dated: 18.12.2018 15:10hrs:

https://www.eveningecho.ie/businessnews/Millions-of-tonnes-of-cargo-moving-through-the-Port-of-Cork-every-year-e427c7be-7143-45aa-bc97-f9688d959c61-ds