Irish Sea Ferry Movements Update, Early November ’23
A round up of recent ferry fleet movements on the Irish Sea involving Isle of Man Steam Packet, Condor Ferries, Irish Ferries, CalMac, Seatruck / CLdN, P&O Ferries, and Stena Line.
A round up of recent ferry fleet movements on the Irish Sea involving Isle of Man Steam Packet, Condor Ferries, Irish Ferries, CalMac, Seatruck / CLdN, P&O Ferries, and Stena Line.
Following damaged sustained in heavy seas last weekend, Irish Ferries W.B. YEATS has spent this week at Harland & Wolff undergoing repairs.
Both Irish Sea catamarans have remained tied up as a consequence of the Covid-19 crisis, while freight services between Ireland and the UK have been cut.
Irish Ferries ‘Ulysses’ return from scrubber installation has been further delayed while ‘Dublin Swift’ has entered dry dock at Harland & Wolff.
Irish Ferries ‘Dublin Swift’ has arrived at Belfast for further maintenance ahead of her reintroduction to service next month between Dublin and Holyhead.
ICG posted a trading update this morning, reporting increased revenue and carryings at Irish Ferries. There was no update on their new ferry however.
Following technical difficulties Irish Ferries has removed Dublin Swift from its timetable for the remainder of her 2019 season.
P&O Ferries European Highlander arrived at Birkenhead this morning for dry docking, with her place on the Larne to Cairnryan route covered by Dover based European Seaway.
A quick roundup of recent Irish Sea fleet movements featuring P&O Ferries, Irish Ferries, Stena Line, and Frazer Ferries
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.
Irish Ferries parent company, Irish Continental Group (ICG), published a trading update earlier today which included a small update on the delivery of W.B. YEATS.
A quick roundup of some recent stories featuring local, industry, and former local vessel news which haven’t warranted their own separate post.