The Seatruck Story Shaking off their legacy of

Shaking off their legacy of conservative design thinking

but is best known for its long-standing contributions to the development of modern car ferries and cruise ships

the harbour remained in railway ownership until 1984 before the opening of the Channel Tunnel inevitably led to its demise and eventual closure in 2001

as well as the busy Dover-Calais crossing

The Seatruck Story Shaking off their legacy ofIn 1996, a chartered in freight ferry the Bolero set sail from Warrenpoint for Heysham operating the first crossing for a newly formed ferry company called Seatruck. Twenty five years later in 2021, Seatruck is a major force in moving road freight across the Irish Sea, owning eight modern purpose built roll on roll off freight ferries and operating three ferry routes. The Seatruck Story Celebrating 25 Years tells the story of Seatrucks growth and