The Irish Nautical Trust, along with The Dublin Port Company and Dublin City Council, are proud to bring the return of The Old Liffey Ferry Service to Dublin's Docklands.
The Ferry service was first granted a charter in 1665 by King Charles II, (although there had been a ferry dating back at least to the 1400's), and it was eventually discontinued in 1984 with the opening of the then new East Link toll bridge (Tom Clarke Bridge).
The Old Liffey Ferry service runs between the Cill Airne pontoon and Sir John Rogerson's Quay pontoon and The Point Depot (3Arena) pontoon, from 7am to 7pm - Monday to Friday, all year round.
Company Details
- Founded
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- Address
- Charlotte Quay, Grand Canal Basin, Ringsend, Unit 8,ireland
- Industry
- Maritime Transportation
- NAICS
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Water TransportationDeep Sea, Coastal, and Great Lakes Water TransportationInland Water TransportationDeep Sea Freight TransportationDeep Sea Passenger TransportationCoastal and Great Lakes Freight TransportationCoastal and Great Lakes Passenger TransportationInland Water Freight TransportationInland Water Passenger Transportation
- Website
- https://www.oldliffeyferry.com/
- Keywords
- Ferry Service.
- HQ
- Dublin, Leinster
The Old Liffey Ferry Questions
The Old Liffey Ferry's website is https://www.oldliffeyferry.com/
The Old Liffey Ferry's LinkedIn profile is https://ie.linkedin.com/company/theoldliffeyferry
The Old Liffey Ferry's industry is
Maritime Transportation
The Old Liffey Ferry's top competitors are
Irish Coast Guard,
Irish Coast Guard - Howth Harbour Station,
Dublin Port.
The Old Liffey Ferry's categories are Maritime Transportation
The Old Liffey Ferry's founding year is 2018
