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The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has confirmed that the P&O Ferry, European Causeway, has been cleared to return to service, following a reinspection of the crew and safety protocols on the vessel.
European Causeway operates on the Larne-Cairnryan service, from where the Stena Nordica was moved to cover the absence of the P&O Ferries vessel on 6 April.
The MCA advised late on Friday: “The European Causeway has been released from detention following a reinspection of the ferry over the past two days. There are no further inspections of P&O Ferries planned for the weekend.”
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