Stena RoRo
Stena RoRo is a vessel acquisition, sales, and chartering company which is part of the Stena “sphere” of companies. The company is a sister organisation to Stena Line and handles the acquisition and disposal of vessels for that ferry operator and others outside the Stena group of companies.
- Irish (ROI) ferry news
![STENA FORECASTER seen at Birkenhead's 12 Quays (North) on February 10th 2019. Copyright © Christopher Triggs.]()
Latest P&O Ferries addition en route to Dublin [Updated]
P&O Ferries' chartered replacement for 'Misida' is currently on her way from Tyneside to Dublin ahead of taking up service next week.
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[PR] World’s largest civilian hospital ship nears delivery
Stena RoRo has announced that the worlds largest civilian hospital ship is nearing delivery.
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[In Pictures] Stena Lagan Split in Two For Lengthening
The former Belfast - Liverpool ferry 'Stena Lagan' has been split in two so a new 36m section can be inserted.
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![Brittany Ferries' GALICIA alongside at the outfitting pier nearing completion. Brittany Ferries.]()
Brittany Ferries First New E-Flexer Ferry Delivered
Brittany Ferries 'Galicia' has been delivered and chartered to the company. She is expected to enter service before the end of 2020 after sailing to Europe.
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[PR] Say ¡hola! to Brittany Ferries’ new Spanish ship Galicia – book to travel in 2021
Brittany Ferries has announced that its newest ship Galicia is to take to the seas linking the UK with Spain.
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[PR] Stena RoRo has delivered the night ferry A Nepita after a record-breaking conversion
In just under three months, Stena RoRo has converted the former Stena Superfast X day ferry into a night ferry
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![A NEPITA seen bound for Marseille from Perama ahead of her renaming and still carrying her Stena Line name STENA SUPERFAST X on her hull. The ship was renamed and transferred to the French registry after arrival in France. Copyright © Voyager Shipspotting.]()
Stena Superfast X renamed A Nepita
The former Holyhead-Dublin ferry 'Stena Superfast X' was renamed 'A Nepita' yesterday and transferred to the French flag.
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![Steel cutting begins for W0271 at China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai) on May 29, 2020. © China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai).]()
Production starts on Stena E-Flexer #8
China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai) has announced the start of steel cutting for the eighth in Stena's E-Flexer series has begun.
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![STENA FORECASTER. Copyright © Steven Tarbox.]()
Farewell Stena Forecaster
Stena Line's Belfast - Birkenhead freight ship 'Stena Forecaster' left Belfast for Sweden earlier today following a fall in freight demand.
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![CÔTE D'OPALE floated in the building dock at China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai). China Merchants Jinling Shipbuilding.]()
E-Flexer update: Côte d’Opale floated, Salamanca in assembly
The first brand-new DFDS ferry in decades was floated in China earlier in the week, while there are now a total of 7 E-Flexers completed or in construction.
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![STENA SUPERFAST X prepares to discharge her cargo for the list time in Stena Line service. The ship would later leave Belfast for Greece ahead of starting a new life as an overnight ferry between France and Africa. Copyright © Steven Tarbox / niferry.co.uk.]()
Stena Superfast X leaves the UK for the last time bound for Greece
'Stena Superfast X' left Belfast for Greece this evening, signalling the end of her career as a Stena Line ship.
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Stena Line Ferry ‘Stena Superfast X’ to be Chartered to Corsican Operator
According to a report from France, a charter has been agreed with Corsica Linea for Stena Line's 'Stena Superfast X'.
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