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31st August 2023

BJ Marine Announce Princess Yachts Ireland Spectacular Line up for Autumn Shows

BJ Marine is proud to be established as the Princess Yachts dealer for Ireland writes BJ Group Manager James Kirwan

September represents an incredibly important month for Princess Yachts and BJ Marine with Cannes and Southampton boat shows taking place, and we have incredible displays lined up for both!

We also have immediate availability on a few select models.

Cannes Boat Show

In Cannes, from the 12^th-17^th September, we will have 8 stunning boats on display. There will be show debuts for the Y95 and the S72 as well as the much anticipated World Premiere of the Y80. A particular favourite of ours, the F45 will also command a lot of attention and with Irish clients already booked in for time aboard.

James Kirwan, Group Manager of BJ Marine/ Princess Yachts Ireland, will be in attendance throughout.

It is a busy show and viewing by appointment so contact James on [email protected] or 087 7712223 in advance of the show.

Princess X80 will be on display at Southampton Boat Show

Southampton Boat Show

Next up is Southampton Boat Show from the 15^th-24 September. Seven beautiful Princess Yachts will be on display, and as with Cannes, appointments can be made with James Kirwan.

The Southampton lineup is as follows:

For all details on the boats, including pricing and availabilities, the Princess Yachts Ireland team are ready to look after you.

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