Irish Ferries vessel diverted from Rosslare

The Irish Ferries vessel, MV Normandy, has been diverted from Rosslare, and is now due to dock in Dublin.

Sun, 27 Nov, 2005 - 17:54

The Irish Ferries vessel, MV Normandy, has been diverted from Rosslare, and is now due to dock in Dublin.

SIPTU said its members would let the MV Normandy dock in Dublin for humanitarian reasons, to allow the passengers to disembark.

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