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September 15, 2009 · about 17 years ago

New £7m ship for ferry crossing

A co-operative behind plans to restore the Swansea to Cork ferry says it has bought a new ship for almost £7m. The Julia, which will operate under the Fastnet Line brand, is due to start operating on the route from March. The service, which started in 1987, has not run since late 2006 when the [&hel

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A co-operative behind plans to restore the Swansea to Cork ferry says it has bought a new ship for almost £7m. The Julia, which will operate under the Fastnet Line brand, is due to start operating on the route from March. The service, which started in 1987, has not run since late 2006 when the previous vessel was sold.

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