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Stena Line withdrawing Rosslare to Cherbourg service
- Stena Line will end its three-day ferry service between Rosslare and Cherbourg, with the final journey departing from Cherbourg on September 29, 2025, and reaching Rosslare the following day.
- The decision followed a strategic route review aimed at strengthening investment in the Irish Sea and making efficient use of company resources, though it is unclear whether job losses will occur.
- Stena Line will support affected employees with redeployment opportunities and maintain customer service for those booked to travel after September, while the company boosts capacity with new freight vessels and infrastructure upgrades.
- Stena Line stated it has made nearly £40 million in terminal investments at Liverpool and Belfast, is upgrading Fishguard port, and plans to add two freight vessels for Belfast-Heysham and one for Dublin routes.
- Rosslare Europort, expressing regret at the withdrawal, will engage other operators to maintain up to 36 weekly European sailings, ensuring continued frequency and choice for trade and tourism customers.
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