Ferry photographer and writer, Matt Davies took a trip on the first of the four near-sisters built by Harland and Wolff in Belfast for Sealink. In this article we share some of his photos and take a look at the first Sealink ‘Saint’ to be given a new lease of life in recent times.
MOROCCO SUN, the former GALLOWAY PRINCESS and STENA GALLOWAY of 1980, has emerged from dry dock in Gibraltar wearing a revised livery.
Twenty five years after Stena Line relocated from Larne to Belfast, we take a look at the ships which served the Belfast – Stranraer route.
The former Stena Galloway is back in service for the first time since 2013, but the shipyard that built her entered administration this week.
Morocco Sun, the former Stena Galloway and Galloway Princess, arrived at Tangier Med over the weekend ahead of inspections which could lead to her resuming service after over five years.
A brief roundup of news stories not already covered on NI Ferry Site including local news, news of vessels which have left our waters, plus industry and new building news.
As operators prepare for the summer season, we take a look at the status of some former North Channel and Irish Sea regulars.
A quick summary of some ferry news stories from February not yet reported on NI Ferry Site including some dry docking updates and news from the Carlingford Lough and Lough Foyle services.
Reports from the Mediterranean suggest that veteran ferry LE RIF, which as reported by NIFS went into dry-dock last week, has indeed found a new operator.
Following the surprise revelation by Channel 4 News Seaborne Freight are apparently in negotiations to use LE RIF (which is now in dry dock), NIFS has been investigating what has happened to her since our last update on the vessel in September
According to information received by Channel 4 News, Seaborne Freight are in negotiations over LE RIF, the former GALLOWAY PRINCESS and STENA GALLOWAY!
A quick roundup of some recent news stories featuring NI vessels past and current which haven’t warranted their own separate post.
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