Belfast commuters get seafaring boost

Australian investment is about to give Belfast commuters the chance to abandon daily traffic jams and go to work by water.

Belfast commuters get seafaring boost
Tue, 29 May, 2001 - 15:56

Australian investment is about to give Belfast commuters the chance to abandon daily traffic jams and go to work by water.

A new ferry service around Belfast Lough is to be launched this summer, it was announced today.

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