Ferry Enthusiasts Group from NI Visit Stena Line Dry Dock

Leading ferry company, Stena Line welcomed members of the NI Ferry Enthusiasts Group who visited Harland and Wolff’s Dry Dock in Belfast where a Stena Line ship, Stena Superfast VII, is currently positioned and is undergoing routine maintenance work. The group was received onboard by Stena Line’s Senior Master, Alistair McCarlie who took them on an informative tour of the ship and dock.

Diane Poole OBE Head of PR and Communications said: ‘We were delighted to welcome the NI Ferry Enthusiasts Group down to Harland and Wolff so they could enjoy a one of a kind, behind the scenes experience of all that goes on and get a real taste of the work that happens at the Dry Dock. The group had the opportunity to ask any burning questions they had, take lots of photos and then share them with fellow ferry enthusiasts.”

Steven Tarbox of NI Ferry Enthusiasts said: "It was great to be able to visit Harland and Wolff to get a better sense of what goes on when a vessel such as Stena Superfast VII is dry docked, and fantastic to be able to ask questions and get answers from someone as knowledgeable as Senior Master Alistair McCarlie. I would like to say thank you to everyone at Harland and Wolff and Stena Line who made our visit possible."

Pictured with Senior Master Alistair McCarlie are Martin McVicker, Ross McDonald and Steven Tarbox.

For more information on Stena Line go to www.stenaline.co.uk