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LE Aisling For Sale By Public Auction (if not previously sold)

24th February 2017
The LE Aisling is for sale by Public Auction (if not previously sold). The Auction will be held at 12.00 noon on Thursday, 23rd March 2017 The LE Aisling is for sale by Public Auction (if not previously sold). The Auction will be held at 12.00 noon on Thursday, 23rd March 2017

LE Aisling is for Sale by public auction (if not previously sold) at 12.00 noon on Thursday, 23rd March 2017 at the Carrigaline Court Hotel, Cork. The vessel is offered For Sale AS SEEN AS IS at Cork Harbour.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

(NB – if not previously sold)

BY DIRECTION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE

LE AISLING

(Offshore Patrol Vessel)

BY DIRECTION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE

Built: Verolme, Cork, 1980
LOA: 65.2 ms Beam: 10.5 ms Draft: 4.4 ms Speed: 17 knots
Displacement: 1,025 Deadweight: 370.92
Engines: 2 Pielstick 6 cylinder Diesel engines - driving a single propeller.
224KW Bowthruster. Accommodation for 44 persons.

Auction: 12.00 noon on Thursday, 23rd March 2017
At the Carrigaline Court Hotel, Cork.
The vessel is offered For Sale AS SEEN AS IS at Cork Harbour.

Further Details, Photographs & Conditions Of Sale from:
DOMINIC J. DALY, FRICS, AUCTIONEER
PEMBROKE HOUSE, PEMBROKE STREET, CORK, IRELAND.
Tel: (353) 21 4277399 or mobile: (353) 87 2550486
Email: [email protected]

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