Four Irish rescued from Antartic cruise ship

Four Irish people were rescued from their stricken Antarctic Ocean cruise ship today after the vessel struck an iceberg.

Four Irish rescued from Antartic cruise ship
Fri, 23 Nov, 2007 - 14:27
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Four Irish people were rescued from their stricken Antarctic Ocean cruise ship today after the vessel struck an iceberg.

They were among 100 passengers and 54 crew who were evacuated from the Explorer cruise ship which started to take on water.

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