The new Mersey Ferry took to the water today in a landmark moment for Liverpool's seafaring history. Painted in Mersey Ferries’ historic red, white and black colours, the Royal Daffodil left Cammell ...

For more than 800 years, ferries have served a vital service to the people of Liverpool and Wirral. The ferry service's long history dates back to 1150 AD when Benedictine monks initiated the first ...

History will be made this week as the first new Mersey Ferry in more than six decades takes to the water for its first sea trials - giving people their first chance to see the brand new Royal Daffodil ...

U.K. shipbuilder Cammell Laird has been awarded a contract to construct the first new Mersey ferry in 60 years. The Birkenhead facility, part of the APCL group, signed a deal with the Liverpool City ...

An "iconic" ferry that crossed on the River Mersey for 66 years has set sail on its final voyage. The Royal Iris of the Mersey featured in the 1965 film Ferry Cross the Mersey, starring the band Gerry ...

The construction of the first new Mersey Ferry in more than 60 years has reached a significant landmark with the lowering of its funnel. The 14m high Royal Daffodil’s steel structure has now reached ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Launched in 1959, the Royal Iris will be replaced by a new vessel [BBC] An "iconic" ferry that crossed on the River Mersey for 66 ...