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19th September 2012

Irish Sea Tallship Sailing Voyages

#TALLSHIP VOYAGES – There are three sailing voyages around the Irish Sea this October on board the Jubilee Sailing Trust's 65m barque Tenacious, the fleetmate of Lord Nelson which as previously reported, called to Dun Laoghaire recently, writes Jehan Ashmore.

The JST provides tallship training access to all able bodied and disabled sailors, from those aged 16-99 years and with no experience is necessary!

The three Irish voyages will include calling to ports in Belfast, Dublin and Waterford. Tenacious has 40 trainee places on each of the three voyages which will call to port and the JST is offering a "two-for-the-price-of-one" offer as well as discounted rates.

All offers have a discounted cost but if you would like to do two voyages you can pay brochure price for the first voyage and get the second voyage for free or alternatively bring a friend for free on any of the voyages.

Crew are needed to sail on the following voyages (please not prices in £ Pounds Sterling):

TNS356 Southampton - Dublin 11 - 20 October Brochure Cost: £775 Discounted Cost: £399 To book online click HERE

TNS357 Dublin - Belfast 22-28 October Brochure Cost: £525 Discounted Cost: £299 To book online click HERE

TNS358 Belfast - Milford Haven 29 October - 4 November Brochure Cost £525 Discounted Cost £299 To book online click HERE

For further information in general about the Jubilee Sailing Trust visit: www.jst.org.uk

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