Detention order on Irish Ferries vessel Normandy lifted

Following an inspection by Department of the Marine officials this morning, Irish Ferries has confirmed that the order detaining its vessel Normandy in Rosslare Harbour has now been lifted.

Fri, 23 Dec, 2005 - 14:09

Following an inspection by Department of the Marine officials this morning, Irish Ferries has confirmed that the order detaining its vessel Normandy in Rosslare Harbour has now been lifted.

The vessel will resume scheduled sailings following the Christmas break departing Rosslare to Cherbourg on Tuesday, December 27th.

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