MS Norbay

History
Name	Norbay
Owner	1993–1996: Nedlloyd ; 1996–2002: P&O North Sea Ferries; 2002-2010: P&O Irish Sea; 2010 onwards: P&O Ferries;
Operator	1993–1996: North Sea Ferries ; 1996–2002: P&O North Sea Ferries; 2002-2010: P&O Irish Sea; 2010-2023: P&O Ferries; 2023 onwards: Irish Ferries;
Port of registry	Hamilton, Bermuda
Route	1993-2002: Hull – Rotterdam; 2002-2023: Liverpool – Dublin; 2023-2024:Dublin – Holyhead – Cherbourg; 2024-onwards: Pembroke Dock – Rosslare;
Builder	Van der Giessen de Noord
Yard number	962
Launched	13 November 1993
Identification	IMO number: 9056595; MMSI number: 310362000; Callsign: ZCDD8;
Status	In service
General characteristics
Tonnage	17,464 GT
Length	166.77 metres (547.1 ft)
Beam	23.4 metres (77 ft)
Draft	5.8 metres (19 ft)
Installed power	2 x Sulzer 9 ZA40S diesel engines and 2 x Sulzer 8 ZA40S diesel engines producing 24,480kW in total
Propulsion	2 x controllable pitch propellers 2 x transverse forward thrusters
Speed	22 knots (25 mph)
Capacity	2,040 lanemetres; 114 passengers
Crew	57

MS Norbay is a ro-pax vessel owned by the British ferry company P&O Ferries and currently chartered to Irish Ferries. She was built by Van Der Giessen-de Noord N.V., Netherlands in 1994.

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