W.B. Yeats | A Look Inside | Irish Ferries

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Irish Ferries W. B. YEATS arrives in Dublin at around 13:30 on 14 March 2019. This was her final sailing from Holyhead before switching to the Dublin to Cherbourg route for the Spring/Summer season and had been delayed about 2 hours due to adverse weather (Storm Gareth). Copyright © Robbie Cox.

Deck 10 - The Lady Gregory À la carte restaurant

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Lady Gregory was a friend of W.B. Yeats and his patron.  He wrote “The Wild Swans at Coole” while staying at her home in Galway.

Sign outside the
Sign outside the “Lady Gregory” restaurant on Deck 10, W.B. YEATS. Copyright © Scott Mackey.
The Lady Gregory À la carte restaurant on Deck 10 of W.B. YEATS. Copyright © Gordon Hislip.
The “Lady Gregory” À la carte restaurant on Deck 10 of W.B. YEATS. Copyright © Gordon Hislip.
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Official Irish Ferries image of “The Lady Gregory” à la carte restaurant on W.B. YEATS. Irish Ferries
Official Irish Ferries image of
Official Irish Ferries image of “The Lady Gregory” à la carte restaurant on W.B. YEATS. Irish Ferries
The 'Lady Gregory' a la carte Restaurant on Irish Ferries W.B. YEATS. Irish Ferries.
The ‘Lady Gregory’ a la carte Restaurant on Irish Ferries W.B. YEATS. Irish Ferries.

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