P&O ship detained in Northern Ireland after being deemed ‘unfit to sail’

The European Causeway vessel has been held in Larne due to “failures on crew familiarisation, vessel documentation and crew training”

The European Causeway entered service in 2000 replacing the Pride of Rathlin, according to the P&O Ferries website.

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