Jeanie Johnston sails for Belfast

The replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston is to set sail from Dublin to Belfast today.

Jeanie Johnston sails for Belfast
Tue, 14 Jan, 2003 - 06:08

The replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston is to set sail from Dublin to Belfast today.

The 150ft triple-masted vessel was built in memory of the Jeanie Johnston, which carried Irish emigrants to the US during the 19th-century potato famine.

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