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P&O ferry runs aground in strong winds

A P&O ferry ran aground in powerful winds and heavy seas off the Scottish coast this morning.

P&O ferry runs aground in strong winds

Sat, 08 Jan, 2005 - 11:51

A P&O ferry ran aground in powerful winds and heavy seas off the Scottish coast this morning.

The ferry was en route from Larne.

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