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Lagan Boat Company
Titanic Boat Tours - Lagan Legacy


This page shows the excursion boats of the Belfast boat operator Lagan Boat Company NI Ltd, who are also marketed as Titanic Boat Tours. Lagan Legacy is an associated charity set up to preserve and promote the maritime history and heritage of Belfast. They own the Dutch barge Confiance which is to be converted into an arts centre, and the 1923 tender Ranger.

In 2009, the Lagan Boat Company operated regular Titanic Boat Tours on the River Lagan at Belfast using the Joyce Too from No.2 Jetty on Donegall Quay.

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Vessels on This Page:-
Joyce Too
Mona
Ranger

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Associated Pages:-
Trip Out Guides - Written and published by G.P.Hamer - editions from 1977 to 2007

Trip Out Guides are available from Geoffrey Hamer, PO Box 485, Southall, UB1 9BH

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Joyce Too

Joyce Too runs 75 minute cruises on the River Lagan at Belfast.



Joyce Too on the River Lagan in Belfast



Joyce Too on the River Lagan in Belfast



Joyce Too on the River Lagan in Belfast



Joyce Too on the River Lagan in Belfast



Joyce Too on the River Lagan in Belfast



Joyce Too on the River Lagan in Belfast






Mona

Built: 1951 - 51 feet long - 25 gross tons - 99 passengers

Mona was built by Frazer of Mevagissey for Harry Johns of Falmouth as his Queen of the Fal. He later founded Enterprise Boats who are still going strong. In 1963 she left Falmouth and went to St. Ives where she became the Cornish Belle and ran first for Paynter and then for Wilson. She returned to the Fal in 1996 with Newmans of Tolverne, retaining her Cornish Belle name. In 2007 Newmans sold her to Brixham and replaced her with the Alice-Marie from Poole, which he then renamed Queen of the Fal.

Cornish Belle sported the 'CPS' flag on her funnel (Carol and Peter Scott). They had bought the old Brixham Belle (now with Dolphin World (Gibraltar)) when Ernie Cudd retired, then had Brixham Belle II (which has had many names but has now become Western Lady VII) and now run the Torbay Belle. Cornish Belle passed to Belfast owners in 2009, renamed Mona.


Cornish Belle at St Ives



Cornish Belle in Newman's ownership on the Fal



Cornish Belle on Torquay/Brixham service



Cornish Belle on Torquay/Brixham service






Ranger

Ranger was built in 1923 in Belfast as a tender for the P&O liner Mooltan (3) (also Belfast-built). She was donated to Lagan Legacy bt Clyde Marine Sercices in 2009.


Ranger on the River Lagan at Belfast



Ranger on the River Lagan at Belfast



Ranger on the River Lagan at Belfast








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