Tall Ship Danmark Arrives into Dublin Bay

30th September 2021

Tall ship Danmark is anchored into Dublin Bay Credit: courtesy Marine Traffic

The impressive 65 metres long tall ship Danmark arrived into Dublin Bay this morning after a nine-day voyage from Frederikshavn in Denmark.

The 88-year old vessel, sailing under the flag of Denmark, is a fully equipped sail trainer.

The full-rigged ship owned by the Danish Maritime Authority is anchored in the Bay and is expected to move up into the River Liffey later today.

Sail training voyages are offered onboard the vessel to Danes and those of any nation interested in learning the basics of seamanship on a large sailing vessel.

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