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UPDATED: Visit of Norwegian Getaway cancelled due to weather
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Killybegs is all set for the arrival of the towering, 18-deck Norwegian Getaway.
The 326m cruise ship is visiting the port for the first time as part of a 16-day trip taking in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Lervice, Iceland and Ireland.
She is due in on Thursday morning at 9am.
According to Killybegs Community Council: “This coming Thursday we have the largest cruise ship to date coming to Killybegs, the 326 metre Norwegian Gateway. It is going to be a busy day in our town.”
Launched in 2014, the ship can carry 3,963 passengers and 1,645 crew. She will no doubt be a towering presence in the port town, while passengers take in the sights of south west Donegal.
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