M/F ULYSSES

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The 'M/F ''Ulysses''' is a RORO car ferry currently owned and operated by Irish Ferries on the Dublin, Ireland — Holyhead, Wales route. When built she was the largest vehicle ferry in the world in terms of vehicle capacity , Stena Britannica and Stena Hollandica of Stena Line are now of equal vehicle capacity after being enlarged in early 2007. (P&O Ferries sister ships ''Pride of Hull'' and ''Pride of Rotterdam'' remain the largest ferries operating from the British Isles in terms of tonnage.)
Construction of Ulysses was completed in 2001 at an Aker Finnyards shipyard in Rauma, Finland. The naming ceremony was undertaken by swimmer Mairéad Berry.

Contents

On-board facilities (as built)

Deck 9

Deck 10

Deck 11

References

See also

External links

On-board facilities (as built)

Deck 9

★ Leopold Blooms Pub

★ Silly Millys Play Room

★ Info & Bank

★ Boylans Brasserie - Self Service Restaurant

★ Burger King

★ Briochee Doree - Parisien Style Cafe

★ Grafton Shopping Arcade

★ Cyclops Family Entertainment Zone

★ Volta Picture Theatre - Cinema

Deck 10

★ James Joyce Balcony Lounge

★ Passenger Cabins

Deck 11

★ Martello Observation Lounge

★ The Quays Restaurant - Waiter service

★ Freight Drivers Club

References

# World's largest ferry launched
# Gold Medal Winner Mairéad The 'Golden Godmother' To World's Largest Car Ferry 'Ulysses'
# Vessels - Stena Britannica
# Vessels - Stena Hollandica

See also

★ Largest ferries of Europe

External links

★ M/F Ulysses - The ferry site

★ This Ships First Dublin Arrival

★ Ulysses In Dublin