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Licensed passenger & car ferry service from the Pontoon (located 3 miles from Castletownbere on the Glengarriff road) to Lawrence Cove, Bere Island.
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The IKOM K heading into the pontoon this morning.
The Bere Island regatta will go ahead at 4pm today. Ferry from the Pontoon at 3pm. Returning at 4.30pm 6.30pm and 8pm. Always a great day🤗
The ferry will be back in service from Sunday 29th April 2018 following annual survey. Normal schedule applies. Please like and share. Thank you
Wishing all our customers and friends a very Happy Christmas and a peaceful and prosperous New Year
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The Bakehouse Cafe, Rerrin will be open this weekend, Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th October from 11am to 4pm each day, serving Bere Island breakfast, soup, assorted sandwiches and delicious homemade cakes and desserts
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Some of the ferries used to cross the Danube river in Austria.
ANOTHER LIVE THEATRE PERFORMANCE ON BERE ISLAND West Cork Fit Up Theatre Festival present 'Green & Blue' written by Laurence McKeown and directed by Paula McFetridge on Saturday 5th August at the Lecture Theatre, Rerrin at 8pm with doors open from 7.30pm. Tickets are available on the door and are priced €15, €12 concessions, Please note the show is not suitable for audiences under 14 years old. A ferry will leave the pontoon at 7.00pm and return after the performance. For info contact Helen on 027 75099 or at bereconservation@gmail.com.
MORE LIVE THEATRE ON BERE ISLAND! West Cork Fit Up Theatre Festival present 'The Humours of Bandon, written and performed by Margaret McAuliffe on Saturday 29th July at the Lecture Theatre, Rerrin at 8pm. Tickets are available on the door and are priced €15 (€12 concession). Please note the show is not suitable for audiences under 14 years old. A ferry will leave the pontoon at 7.00pm and return after the performance at approximately 10.30pm. For info contact Helen on 027 75099 or at bereconservation@gmail.com
Following his Antarctic expeditions, Tom Crean was stationed on Bere Island with the Royal Navy from 1916 – 1918. Catch the ferry from the pontoon at 7pm on Friday 31st March or Saturday 1st April to see this wonderful performance. Ferry returns after the show. https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1265722673507551&id=121649414581555&substory_index=0
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