Stena Europe ferry accidents and incidents

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propulsion/power loss - 2003
ship collision - 2012 (Rosslare-Europort, Ireland, with Oscar Wilde ferry)

Date	Accident
26 October 2012	Ship Collision / Allision On October 26, 2012, in the evening, during docking in Rosslare Europort (Ireland), the ship collided with the Oscar Wilde ferry (operated by IRISH FERRIES). Stena ship's crew and passengers were safe, but the return crossing was canceled. The ship Oscar Wilde sustained only minor damages and departed at 11 pm.
January 2003	Propulsion / Power Loss In January 2003, the ship lost power while navigating close to Tuskar Rock, off Ireland's coast. The vessel was disabled and drifting for ~3 hours in heavy winds (speeds up to 85 kph / 50 mph). Five helicopters were ready to be deployed for the evacuation of all the 155 passengers and 65 crew. However, the rescue operation was aborted as the ship's engineering crew managed to restore power.

Date

Accident

26 October 2012

Ship Collision / Allision

On October 26, 2012, in the evening, during docking in Rosslare Europort (Ireland), the ship collided with the Oscar Wilde ferry (operated by IRISH FERRIES). Stena ship's crew and passengers were safe, but the return crossing was canceled. The ship Oscar Wilde sustained only minor damages and departed at 11 pm.

January 2003

Propulsion / Power Loss

In January 2003, the ship lost power while navigating close to Tuskar Rock, off Ireland's coast. The vessel was disabled and drifting for ~3 hours in heavy winds (speeds up to 85 kph / 50 mph). Five helicopters were ready to be deployed for the evacuation of all the 155 passengers and 65 crew. However, the rescue operation was aborted as the ship's engineering crew managed to restore power.

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