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MV Hebridean Isles was a ro-ro vehicle ferry that was operated by Caledonian MacBrayne on the west coast of Scotland. She was the first MacBrayne vessel to be ordered and built for them outside Scotland and the first to be launched sideways. With bow, stern and side ramps, Hebridean Isles was suitable for all the routes served by the large fleet units. After 15 years crossing the Little Minch on the Uig triangle, she served Islay and Colonsay before being retired in November 2024, after almost 40 years of service.
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Retired CalMac ferry MV Hebridean Isles heads to the breakers - BBC
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Ferry which served Ardrossan-Arran route on final voyage after almost 40 years - Ardrossan Herald
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CalMac ferry makes final journey to Denmark scrapyard after 40 years of service - Thenational Scot
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CalMac ferry makes final journey as ship heads to Denmark to be scrapped - The Herald
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Former CalMac ferry set to be towed away from the Clyde for scrap in next few days - Greenock Telegraph
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News - CalMac crew bids farewell as MV Hebridean Isles heads to be scrapped - West Coast Today
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Ferry nameplate makes final voyage home to Selby - BBC
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Scottish Stalwart CalMac Ferry to be Scrapped Overseas - afloat.ie
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Hebridean Isles to be retired in November 2024 - Ships Monthly
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CalMac's Hebridean Isles ferry makes final journey down the Clyde - The Herald
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CalMac ferry given farewell by former Ferguson's owner as she sailed past Inverclyde - Greenock Telegraph
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Final journey for Selby built Heb Isles ferry as it heads to breaker's yard after four decades on Scotland's west coast - Yorkshire Post
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Selby shipbuilding: Bid to commemorate town's industrial history - BBC
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News - Arran bids a fond farewell to MV Hebridean Isles - West Coast Today
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Retired CalMac ferry passes Inverclyde on her final journey to the scrapyard - Greenock Telegraph
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Islanders bid a fond farewell to MV Hebridean Isles - BBC
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CalMac ferry granted stay of execution as Brexit rules delay scrapping - The Herald
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CalMac Islay ferry to be retired and scrapped after 38 years - BBC
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Return of MV Hebridean Isles delayed again as repairs continue - BBC
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Ferry makes final visit to island route as breakdown hits network - The Herald
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MV Hebridean Isles’s return scuppered after it fails sea trials - The Times
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News - CalMac announce official retirement of MV Hebridean Isles - West Coast Today
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CalMac set to scrap one of its oldest ferries later this year - Thenational Scot
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CalMac announces ferry cancellation as soon-to-be-retired vessel suffers issue - The Herald
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CalMac ferry MV Hebridean Isles fixed after 10 months of repairs - BBC
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CalMac bring in third vessel after two Arran ferries head to repair yard - Ardrossan Herald
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Ferry sick: Network-wide disruption on ferry services in Hebridean Isles - The Scottish Beacon
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Stormy crossings, fine romance and high jinks: a very fond farewell to the Heb Isles - The Herald
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MV Hebridean Isles: Shipbuilding heritage of Yorkshire town 50 miles from the sea to be honoured - Yorkshire Post
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'Farce': CalMac ferry mayhem as 'decrepit' vessel to be sidelined for fifth month - The Herald
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Veteran CalMac ferry to cover Arran service after breakdown - BBC
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Repairs hope for veteran CalMac ferry MV Hebridean Isles - BBC
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MV Hebridean Isles docks in Ayr as CalMac re-shuffle due to 'adverse weather' - Rayo
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One of CalMac's oldest ferries to be scrapped in November - The Herald
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MV Hebridean Isles repaired and returned to Islay route - BBC
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