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Set sail with Stena Line

Stena Line is offering four young people the chance to experience life at sea through a new bursary competition. The Spirit of Shackleton, in partnership with Stena Line, is launching a new bursary competition to give four young people from Bangor University and the wider Holyhead and Anglesey area the chance to take part in an inspiring sailing voyage. The competition will offer two places to Bangor University students and two to ... [+]

Stena and Stranraer Town celebrate 39 years of ups and downs

Stena Line is celebrating the 39th anniversary of its deal with Stranraer Football Club the longest-running shirt sponsorship in British professional football. For nearly four decades, the Stena Line logo – and before it, that of its predecessor Sealink - has featured on Stranraer FC shirts through promotions, relegation battles and ... [+]

A ferry exciting day for Belfast fiver-year-old

When five-year-old Belfaster Frank Allen looks out across the Lough from his home in the north east of the city he dreams not of becoming a footballer or an astronaut but a ferry captain. And now, thanks to Stena Line, his dream came true as Frank has been appointed Honorary Junior ... [+]

Stena sponsors some special athletes

Stena Line has confirmed a new four-year sponsorship agreement from 2025 to 2028 with Special Olympics Ireland, which provides training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for people with an intellectual disability. With Stena’s support, almost 7,000 Special Olympics athletes from communities across the island of Ireland will gain ... [+]

Foreteller returns cleaner, greener and with more space

Stena Foreteller will return to the Rotterdam Europoort/ Immingham route, following a major rebuild and renovation in China at the end of July. With an additional cargo deck and a 30%, the vessel further reduces CO₂ emissions per cargo unit. The vessel has also been equipped with a shore power connection ... [+]

Stena to end Rosslare-Cherbourg route

Stena Line is to end its three-days-a-week Rosslare - Cherbourg service from 30 September, following a review of its Irish Sea operations. It follows its decision in October 2024 to reduce the route to a one-ship service. Trade director Johan Edelman, said: “We’ve already met with our colleagues and over this ... [+]

Stena set to resume normal Holyhead schedules in July

Stena Line says it is set to return to a normal timetable as repairs at the port of Holyhead near completion. It welcomed Holyhead Port announcement, on 8 May that repairs had been completed following storm damage in December, and that the port’s Terminal 3 is on schedule to go back ... [+]

Stena reveals ship of the future

Stena Line has developed a new concept vessel, the Futuro, which it says could reduce energy usage by 20% or more. The 240-meter-long ro ro ship would carry semi-trailers and cars and would have an optimised hull and superstructure design to achieve the most efficient use of cargo space possible. Low ... [+]

Insetting moves up the agenda for Stena

Stena Line is reporting a significant increase in customers considering insetting options in their carbon emissions reduction strategies for 2025. Carbon insetting means creating initiatives to reduce carbon emissions throughout the entire supply chain and can vary from transitioning to renewable fuel alternatives, improving energy efficiency or contributing to other key ... [+]

No need to fear the meatball, says Stena Line

Stena Line’s new-look meatballs are nothing to be afraid of. So says group executive chef, Jakob Lells. Half of the meat in one of the ferry operator’s most popular dishes on board its vessels will be replaced next year with a plant-based mince made from yellow peas. “We want to show our ... [+]

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