Jeanie set to be sold to Dublin Docklands Authority

The sale of replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston to the Dublin Docklands Authority (DDA) looks set to go ahead, it emerged today.

Tue, 17 May, 2005 - 19:02

The sale of replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston to the Dublin Docklands Authority (DDA) looks set to go ahead, it emerged today.

The DDA has confirmed it is in negotiation with the owners of the Jeanie Johnston to purchase the tall ship as a tourist attraction for the river Liffey.

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