It's being reported that Liverpool's new ferry terminal will be ready to welcome its first passengers at the end of March.
The Liverpool echo confirmed the news, citing a Manx government spokesperson as having given them the all important update.
The terminal commenced work back in 2019, but has been dogged by a number of issues and delays which saw the initial price tag of £38 million jump to £70 million.
The first vessel to use the terminal will be the Steam Packet’s fast craft Manannan.
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Appeal after wood from van damages car
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Island part of union data breach investigation
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Cracked pipe closes NSC pool
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Island updates arms export rules
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Onchan Raceway to stay open with new lease
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Jobcentre can't stop ads being doubled up
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Deposits are biggest barrier to getting on property ladder
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