Organisation: P&O Cruises

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Cobh will welcome Aussie and Kiwi VIPs from cruise

Nearly 1,500 Australians and 400 New Zealanders will be VIPs tomorrow when they land in Ireland on part of a round-the-world cruise.

travel

Time to enjoy a holiday without the kids

business

Labour pledge hits shares in UK power firms

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Influx of cruise ship tourists ‘spin off’ from Queen’s visit

business

Insurer Aviva deemed to have lowest emissions

business

Cruise ships set to bring economic growth to Dublin

P&O operator details earnings hit due to swine flu

Cruise giant Carnival today said it would take a financial hit after the Mexico swine flu outbreak forced it to change routes for 27 ships.

Mon, 18 May, 2009

Mirren to launch cruise ship

Helen Mirren is set to name and launch her first ship - a duty almost exclusively performed by British royalty.

Mon, 04 Feb, 2008

Carnival reports financial impact of hurricane

Cruise operator Carnival warned today it expected to take a hit of up to $24m (€19.1m) from the impact of Hurricane Katrina.

Mon, 05 Sep, 2005

Jinxed Aurora limps back after world cruise is cancelled

The ill-fated luxury cruise liner Aurora has arrived back in Southampton after her much-delayed world cruise was cancelled .

Fri, 21 Jan, 2005

Cruise passengers struck down by bug

A luxury cruise ship returned to Sydney today with 140 of its passengers complaining they were struck down by a stomach virus.

Sat, 08 May, 2004

Virus ship returns to threat of legal action

Virus hit luxury liner Aurora returned to Britain today to the threat of legal action by angry passengers.

Thu, 06 Nov, 2003

Sick cruise passengers set to sue for £2.5m over stomach bug outbreak

SICK passengers aboard a luxury liner are ready to sue for £2.5 million, lawyers warned yesterday.

Sat, 01 Nov, 2003

P&0 Princess tie-up on course

P&O Princess has taken a step closer to sealing its £3.5bn (€5.4bn) tie-up with its US rival, Carnival.

Thu, 02 Jan, 2003

Go on the piste at more destinations

THE Irish skiing business continues to grow and Topflight has moved to take advantage of a huge surge in interest.

Sun, 15 Sep, 2002