12/12/2014

Stena Line Disruption Continues

There is continuing disruption to Stena Line ferry services after a vessel collided with a dock in Scotland.

The early morning service from Belfast to Cairnryan hit the dock at Loch Ryan Port on Tuesday morning.

Stena Line said there were no injuries and has launched an investigation to determine the cause of the incident.

Ferry services have been cancelled until Friday at the earliest.

(IT/MH)

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