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New Fairline Ireland Dealer Appointed

19th May 2010
New Fairline Ireland Dealer Appointed

Luxury motor yacht manufacturer, Fairline Boats has recently appointed BJ Marine to represent the brand in Ireland. The company will trade as Fairline Ireland and undertake sales and service operations of the previous authorised Fairline dealer for the region. With offices located in both Dublin and Belfast, BJ Marine is ideally located to serve customers throughout Ireland.

Bernard Gallagher, Managing Director, BJ Marine comments, "Fairline is a prestigious and well recognised brand, with many followers here in Ireland. We have already received high levels of interest from existing and new customers, particularly for the soon to be launched Squadron 41 flybridge motor yacht which is perfectly suited for our waters."

With over 30 years experience in boat sales and service, BJ Marine offers customers a full after-sales service at its offices at Malahide Marina, Dublin and Bangor Marina, Belfast, which both also offer boatyard and lift facilities. Customers have access to local services such as training and marine finance, offered by the other marina tenants.

The new dealer will be attending all major boat shows in the UK, including the PSP Southampton Boat Show in September and London International Boat Show next January. For further information about Fairline Ireland, please visit www.fairline.com/ireland.

For more information about the Fairline range and the many show and events the company attends worldwide, please visit www.fairline.com.

Fairline Ireland contact details:

In Dublin:

Address: Malahide Marina, Malahide, Co Dublin.

Tel: +353 1 8061560

Email: [email protected]

 

In Belfast:

Address: Bangor Marina, Bangor, Co. Down BT205ED, Northern Ireland.

Tel: + 44 2891 271434

Email: [email protected]

 

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