Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship finally departs after four months stranded in Belfast
The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has finally set sail after four months stranded in Belfast. The ship was due to leave on a three-and-a-half-year cruise on 30 May but engine problems left the boat stuck in the city. But just before midnight on Monday, September 30, the cruise ship finally set sail.
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The Villa Vie Odyssey had been scheduled to leave Belfast in May but its departure was delayed as it needed repairs. Now it ...
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A luxury cruise ship stranded in Belfast for four months will return to port hours after it finally set sail. Villa Vie ...
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