The ferry giant has blamed the move on the unavailability of a berth in Liverpool.
The Liverpool-Dublin route will be axed due to the unavailability of a berth in the Merseyside city for next year, the company said.
“P&O Ferries is committed to serving our Irish Sea customers and has explored all options to continue sailing on this route. The route is served by two P&O ferries making 24 sailings a week and is mainly used to transport freight between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.It said: “We are now beginning a consultation process with our employees affected by the intended closure of this service.
“We remain fully committed to serving customers on our Irish Sea crossing between our ports in Larne and Cairnryan, where we recently celebrated our 50th year of operations, and on our network around the UK.” “He along with his senior management team have shown that they are not only prepared to break employment law in order to please their owners in Dubai but that they cannot be trusted to operate economically vital RoPax ferry services, blaming everyone else but themselves for their abject failures.
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