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November 29, 2018 · about 7 years ago

Salt Ship Design Delivers Trawlers Design for Atlantic Dawn

Atlantic Dawn Group in Killybegs, Ireland, has ordered two new trawlers based on a design from Salt Ship Design. The new fishing vessels, 64 meters long with a beam of 14 meters, will be built at Cemre Shipyard in Turkey. Salt Ship Design will deliver a complete design and engineering package for th

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Atlantic Dawn Group in Killybegs, Ireland, has ordered two new trawlers based on a design from Salt Ship Design.

The new fishing vessels, 64 meters long with a beam of 14 meters, will be built at Cemre Shipyard in Turkey.

Salt Ship Design will deliver a complete design and engineering package for the new fishing vessels.

Atlantic Dawn Group has been working closely with Salt to develop a vessel tailored for their quotas and the areas where the vessel will operate, the company noted.

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