Calls To Boost Ferry Service To Cork's Spike Island
The local authority is seeking to increase the capacity on the current ferry from Kennedy Pier from 70 to 120 people per sailing.
Cork County Council has made it's first move to increase visitors to Spike Island by opening a tender for the operation to increase the capacity on the current ferry service
The local authority is seeking to increase the capacity on the current ferry from Kennedy Pier from 70 to 120 people per sailing.
Spike island was named Europe's leading Tourist attraction at the 2017 World Travel Awards seeing off a shortlist including the Eiffel Tower, Buckingham palace, and the Colosseum.
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