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Farewell LE Orla (P41) and LE Ciara (P42) as Navy Vessels Depart Cork Harbour for Scrapping - Vimarsana News

Farewell LE Orla (P41) and LE Ciara (P42) as Navy Vessels Depart Cork Harbour for Scrapping

Both Peacock-class patrol vessels have been in service with the Irish Naval Service around the Irish coast since 1989.

Source: afloat.ie
Taxpayer Picks Up €13m Bill for Naval Service Outsourcing Maintenance of P60 Class Vessels - Vimarsana News

Taxpayer Picks Up €13m Bill for Naval Service Outsourcing Maintenance of P60 Class Vessels

Taxpayers are paying nearly four times as much to employ an overseas company to get stricken Naval Service patrol ships operating, than they would hav...

Source: afloat.ie
Royal Navy Blames Propeller Issues for Flagship's Withdrawal From Historic NATO Drill - Vimarsana News

Royal Navy Blames Propeller Issues for Flagship's Withdrawal From Historic NATO Drill

The HMS Queen Elizabeth had been due to take part in Steadfast Defender 2024, NATO’s largest exercise since the end of the Cold War

Source: afloat.ie
Officials from Defence Recommended L.É. Eithne Be Scrapped to Avoid Repeat of 'L.É. Aisling Situation' Involving Warlord - Vimarsana News

Officials from Defence Recommended L.É. Eithne Be Scrapped to Avoid Repeat of 'L.É. Aisling Situation' Involving Warlord

Officials at the Dept of Defence, advised that the former flagship of the Naval Service be scrapped amid fears of repeating the “LÉ Aisling situation”...

Source: afloat.ie
Plans go in for Appledore's £15.6m Maritime Innovation Centre - Vimarsana News

Plans go in for Appledore's £15.6m Maritime Innovation Centre

A first look in detail of the proposed new centre that could dominate marine industry in Torridge and North Devon