British Railways - Sealink
Page 4: Fishguard Sevices
This page is still under construction!
An alphabetical list of ships
shown on this page is shown below.
The Table
beneath gives links to complete history pages on selected individual ships. Below the table is a
Fleet List
in chronological order.
This page is devoted to postcards and photographs of the Fishguard services of British Railways (BR), which was formed in 1948 with the ships from former LMS, LNER, SR and
GWR
fleets. The following ships transferred to BR from the
GWR
on the Fishguard Route:-
Great Western (3)
1934-1967
St Andrew (2)
1932-1977
St David (3)
1947-1969
St Patrick (3)
1947-1972
British Railways was rebranded British Rail in 1965, and new corporate colours and logo were introduced. In 1968, an Act of Parliament separated the shipping interests of British Rail into a new division, for which the marketing name Sealink was adopted in 1970. In 1979, the ownership of vessels was transferred to Sealink UK Ltd, in preparation for the privatisation of the railway fleet. In 1984, Sealink was acquired by Sea Containers Ltd, becoming Sealink British Ferries. After a lengthy battle,
Stena Line
completed a hostile takeover of Sealink in 1990, the company then being known as Sealink Stena Line until later absorption into the Stena Fleet.
Ships on This Page:-
British Railways Pages:-
British Railway Steamers
- BR/Sealink Header Page
Great Western Railway - Page 1
- Irish Services
Great Western Railway - Page 2
- Weymouth Services
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Table of Ship Histories
Name
Other names
Built
St Brendan
Stena Normandica, Moby Vincent, Wasa Sun
1974
St David (3)
Holyhead
1947
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