MS ''Stena Seafarer'' was a ro-ro

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that operated on the service between

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, Northern Ireland and Fleetwood, England. She was built in 1975 for Stena Line as ''Union Melbourne'', before being renamed ''Union Trader'' in 1980. In the same year, the ship was acquired by P&O Irish Sea, becoming ''Puma'', then ''European Seafarer'' in 1998. In 2004

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the vessel transferred from P&O Irish Sea to

. In 2004 the ship was renamed to ''Stena Seafarer''. Following Stena Line's announcement in late 2010 that they were to close the Larne to Fleetwood service in the following year the ship was sold to Anship and renamed ''Ant 2''. She was scrapped at Aliaga in 2014.

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