Ferry fails safety check for second time

A passenger ferry which sails between the UK and Ireland has been detained for the second time in three months after failing a safety check, the ferry company said today.

Wed, 06 Jun, 2001 - 19:11

A passenger ferry which sails between the UK and Ireland has been detained for the second time in three months after failing a safety check, the ferry company said today.

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency refused permission for the Madeira-registered City of Cork to sail from Swansea for Cork on Tuesday night.

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