Dept of Marine refuses Cabin Fever licence

The Dept of the Marine has said that no licence for an alternative vessel to Cabin Fever I will be issued until a full investigation on how the ship sank is completed.

Dept of Marine refuses Cabin Fever licence
Sat, 14 Jun, 2003 - 18:05

The Dept of the Marine has said that no licence for an alternative vessel to Cabin Fever I will be issued until a full investigation on how the ship sank is completed.

The RTE TV survival show Cabin Fever turned to reality yesterday when the ship carrying nine contestants ran aground on rocks off Co Donegal.

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