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Tug Abbe

  • 26-03-2013 1:38pm
    #1
    vulcan57
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    The tug Abbe has been in Galway for a while now. She was flying a Swedish flag and had a home port of Stockholme but has now got the name Galway under her name on the stern. After googling her I found she was for sale, so presumably someone from Galway has brought her. Just wondering what she'll be used for now and who has her?

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  • #2
    mkklo
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    i was wondering the same thing myself , i seen her in rosiviel the other day on the ais online,but cant see her now


  • #3
    mkklo
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    could be a good idea really ,dont think ther are any tugs on the west coast any further north then the shannon and i heard that the one that was in killybegs is gone now too,and with shell doin offshore work off mayo a tug might get alot of jobs


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