Moored on the south side of the River Thames, between London Bridge and Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast is the last remaining ship of her type. Launched in 1938, the battle cruiser saw active service ...

The museum ship HMS Belfast, permanently moored on the River Thames has reopened its doors to the public after being closed for 18 months during the pandemic. The veteran cruiser has undergone a ...

HMS Maidstone was an old an ex-Royal ... and boot polish to squeeze out the portholes of the ship and swam 270 meters through an ice-cold Belfast Lough in a bid to escape the floating prison.

Explore HMS Belfast and see what life was like aboard ... Put your best foot forward and become Captain of the ship when you take the helm in the Captain's chair. Don't forget to keep a lookout ...

The new owners of Belfast’s iconic Harland and Wolff shipyards are expected to visit the city tomorrow after completing their purchase in a reported £69.9m deal.

The ship, which is the last floating survivor ... first tour 10am last tour begins at 1515pm. The post Belfast’s HMS Caroline Open To The Public Again appeared first on Business Eye.

The two ships will join HMS Glasgow, HMS Belfast, HMS Cardiff, HMS Birmingham and HMS London. The final name has yet to be announced. All of the Type 26 frigates will be built on the Clyde ...

HMS Caroline set for maritime triple christeningOpens in new window ‘Sirena’ ends successful cruise ship season for Belfast HarbourOpens in new window “There is no physical monument existing ...

Conditions on the HMS Argenta were significantly ... several prisoners had to be removed to isolation cells in Belfast prison. The atmosphere on the ship was most unhealthy; cases of tuberculosis ...

A working group is assessing a site for a monument at Belfast’s Alexandra Dock, where First World War light cruiser HMS Caroline is ... Irish sailor close to the ship which saw action in a ...

HMS Maidstone was an old an ex-Royal ... and boot polish to squeeze out the portholes of the ship and swam 270 meters through an ice-cold Belfast Lough in a bid to escape the floating prison.