Safety audit for grounded ferry

Marine Department inspectors will today carry out a safety audit on an Irish Ferries ship they grounded in Rosslare Harbour on Wednesday.

Safety audit for grounded ferry
Fri, 23 Dec, 2005 - 07:12

Marine Department inspectors will today carry out a safety audit on an Irish Ferries ship they grounded in Rosslare Harbour on Wednesday.

About 700 passengers on the MV Normandy were forced to switch to alternative services to reach their destination of Cherbourg in France.

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