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ISLE OF INISHEER departing Fayard, Odense 8 April 2022. Image: Peter Therkildsen.

Irish Ferries’ Isle of Inisheer Channel Bound As Dover Faces Capacity Pressures

Irish Ferries' new ISLE OF INISHEER is now on her way to Calais to prepare for service whilst Dover remains under severe pressure due to P&O suspension

DOVER SEAWAYS at Fayard, Odense. Image: Peter Therkildsen.

[Updated] Improved Driver And Passenger Restaurants On DFDS Dover – Dunkerque Ships Revealed

DOVER SEAWAYS is the first of three DFDS Dover - Dunkerque ships to complete a major refurbishment which brings improved facilities for drivers and passengers.

CÔTE DES DUNES at Damen, Dunkerque January 2022. Image: DFDS.

[EXCLUSIVE] DFDS Enhanced Lighthouse Café and Shopping on Dover – Calais Pair

An exclusive look at DFDS' plans for the Dover - Calais ships. We also give a short preview of what is ahead for the Dunkerque fleet.

DFDS Dunkerque Terminal. Image: DFDS.

DFDS Brings New Era Of Duty Free Shopping to Dunkirk Port

DFDS will open a new shoreside Duty Free shop at Dunkirk next week, allowing customers to load bulky items into their car before sailing to Dover

ISLE OF INISHMORE at Fayard, Odense, 26 May 2021. Image © Poul Erik Olsen.

Irish Ferries starts taking passenger bookings for Dover – Calais

Irish Ferries has begun taking passenger bookings for its new Dover - Calais route, with the first sailing taking place later this month.

GOTHIA SEAWAYS. Image: DFDS.

DFDS Announces New Route to France, Bypassing Dover

DFDS, Peel Ports, and Port of Calais have announced that a new ferry route between Sheerness and Calais will open in June.

ISLE OF INISHMORE. Image: © Scott Mackey.

Irish Ferries to Enter Competitive Cross-Channel Market

Dublin-based Irish Ferries intends to offer hauliers an inclusive landbridge product between Ireland and France with the launch of a new route.

Port of Dover. Image Credit: Port of Dover

Traffic Continues To Move At Port of Dover After Brexit

The Port of Dover has reported that a month on since the end of the Brexit transition period, freight traffic volumes are at 90% of the level that is typical for the time of year.

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