P&O Ferries, a leading provider of ferry services in Europe is celebrating its 50th year anniversary of sailing ships between Larne in Northern Ireland and Cairnryan in Scotland. Since its establishment in 1973, the Larne-Cairnryan route has played a vital role in connecting Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom, facilitating both trade
The Dover-based firm said it was pleased to confirm we re operating a one ship schedule from today until Saturday, with its Spirit of Britain ship set to leave Dover for Calais at 4.05pm this afternoon.
Once an uncontroversial British cross-Channel ferry service, P&O Ferries appears to have dramatically fallen from grace ever since bosses sacked nearly 800 staff on the spot in March.