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August 2, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Irish Ferries vessel out of service after whale collision

Irish Ferries has been forced to take one of its vessels out of service after it collided with a whale in the Irish Sea yesterday. The Swift Service between Dublin and Holyhead will remain out of action while divers assess the extent of the damage.

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Irish Ferries has been forced to take one of its vessels out of service after it collided with a whale in the Irish Sea yesterday.

The Swift Service between Dublin and Holyhead will remain out of action while divers assess the extent of the damage.

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