A cruise ship that was due to leave on Monday after being stuck in Belfast for four months has not yet arrived at the departure dock. Passengers were due to board the ship at 17:00 BST, and depart ...

The Villa Vie Odyssey luxury cruise ship is now set to return to Belfast at 1.30pm this afternoon to allow some paperwork to be completed, before leaving the port again at 11pm tonight.

It's been 23 years since Belfast welcomed its first two cruise ships. In 2019, Belfast Harbour is expected to welcome more than 145 visits from as many as 35 different cruise lines. Congratulations to ...

A record number of cruise ships are set to dock in Belfast this year - up by 25% - despite the continued absence of a dedicated terminal. More than 200,000 day-trip visitors will arrive on 117 ...

It made the short journey to the city’s cruise terminal to pick up around 125 eager passengers – then anchored offshore overnight. This morning however, Odyssey was forced to return to port ...

Costs are projected at between £12m-£14m, twice what the outlay would have been at the site first selected. Belfast Harbour will spend more as D3 will double as a cargo dock in the cruise ship ...

A cruise ship taking passengers on a 3 ½-year around-the-world voyage has finally sailed from Belfast, after spending four months stuck in the Northern Ireland capital.

The cruise ship Odyssey has finally departed from Belfast after a 4-month delay for a 3 ½-year global voyage. Passengers endured months of waiting; some even got engaged during the Belfast stopover.

When it was announced that the residential cruise ship Odyssey would set sail around the world this year, visiting more than 425 ports in 147 destinations over the course of three and a half years ...

There were shouts, clapping and cheers of "hip, hip hooray" as it was announced that a cruise ship stranded in Belfast for the last four months would finally leave on Monday night.