Stop Dublin Port from turning away cruise ships from 2021 and turning away international cruise companies who want to call Dublin a home port.
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Kenny Brady
7 years ago
So many businesses and people depend on the business that the cruise ships generate for Dublin , this cannot happen
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Sheila Brazil
7 years ago
Once the Cruise Companies leave it will be next to impossible to get them back in to the country again.
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Frank Babinger
7 years ago
Another incredibly populist measure. Like in Amsterdam and other ports. When will they ever now...
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Phil Lowry
7 years ago
Please do NOT destroy our thriving cruise ship industry. Many many people rely on this vital cruise ship industry to survive
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France's Bonner
7 years ago
This is a step backwards in a country renowned for its hospitality and welcome. Ireland of a thousand welcomes does not turn visitors away.
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Loreta timaite
7 years ago
Ireland need more tourists!!
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Justin Macartney
7 years ago
This will have a devastating impact on Irish tourism and will compound BREXIT
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Rita White
7 years ago
This madness has to be reversed.
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Maureen Looney
7 years ago
This will affect jobs!
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Liz Aungier
7 years ago
Thus decision is so damaging for tourism in Dublin and needs to be looked at urgently.
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Angelica
7 years ago
Please don't let it happen. Sign this petition today!
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Karen Dunphy
7 years ago
Why are our government ignoring this issue?
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Mairead Stapleton
7 years ago
Please support tourism in Ireland. Be forward thinking and support Irish jobs and Ireland
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The cruise business is the fastest growing business in the world with all the economic impact (direct and indirect) to any country worth more than 50 million euro. Other country would love to have a business like this where there’s no major infrastructure needed . Just a good attitude and tours then you are ready for business
You need to consider the fact that you are pushing away a business that bring more money than a square foot container will be on the ground
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Gordon Matthews
7 years ago
Vital to keep the cruise liners coming
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Mary Pringle
7 years ago
Terrible decision for tourism industry. It will affect jobs, venues all across Leinster and retailers.
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Geraldine Moran
7 years ago
The tourism sector is one of the best things we have going in Ireland- professional, well organised and employing thousands from coach operators, hoteliers, guides and catering. The cruise business is a vital market as it brings so many passengers who very often return for a longer visit - it is an excellent marketing tool . This decision by Dublin Port must be amended - cargo can be brought into any port , containers dont need the facilities that a capitol city can provide.
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noel
7 years ago
The greatest act of self destruction since Independence.
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Eamon Maher
7 years ago
Resolution is needed now and not when too late and irreparable damage is done to a myriad of businesses and our international reputation with cruise line operators.
So many businesses and people depend on the business that the cruise ships generate for Dublin , this cannot happen
Once the Cruise Companies leave it will be next to impossible to get them back in to the country again.
Another incredibly populist measure. Like in Amsterdam and other ports. When will they ever now...
Please do NOT destroy our thriving cruise ship industry. Many many people rely on this vital cruise ship industry to survive
This is a step backwards in a country renowned for its hospitality and welcome. Ireland of a thousand welcomes does not turn visitors away.
Ireland need more tourists!!
This will have a devastating impact on Irish tourism and will compound BREXIT
This madness has to be reversed.
This will affect jobs!
Thus decision is so damaging for tourism in Dublin and needs to be looked at urgently.
Please don't let it happen. Sign this petition today!
Why are our government ignoring this issue?
Please support tourism in Ireland. Be forward thinking and support Irish jobs and Ireland
The cruise business is the fastest growing business in the world with all the economic impact (direct and indirect) to any country worth more than 50 million euro. Other country would love to have a business like this where there’s no major infrastructure needed . Just a good attitude and tours then you are ready for business You need to consider the fact that you are pushing away a business that bring more money than a square foot container will be on the ground
Vital to keep the cruise liners coming
Terrible decision for tourism industry. It will affect jobs, venues all across Leinster and retailers.
The tourism sector is one of the best things we have going in Ireland- professional, well organised and employing thousands from coach operators, hoteliers, guides and catering. The cruise business is a vital market as it brings so many passengers who very often return for a longer visit - it is an excellent marketing tool . This decision by Dublin Port must be amended - cargo can be brought into any port , containers dont need the facilities that a capitol city can provide.
The greatest act of self destruction since Independence.
Resolution is needed now and not when too late and irreparable damage is done to a myriad of businesses and our international reputation with cruise line operators.
Lets keep the ships coming into Dublin Port.