MV Naomh Éanna

MV Naomh Éanna is a decommissioned ferry which historically operated as the primary connection on the Galway to Aran Islands route for Córas Iompair Éireann replacing the SS Dun Aengus. In August 1958, three months after entering service, she was among the ships to respond to the loss of KLM Flight 607-E.
The Naomh Éanna sailed for 30 years, but was taken out of action in 1986. It had a second life as a business premises, but now lies in Grand Canal Dock in Dublin, awaiting scrappage.
In February 2014 she was moved by Waterways Ireland to the Grand Canal Docks' graving dock for deconstruction, but the break-up was postponed due to public opposition and eventually dropped as a plan materialized to convert her to a tourist attraction in her original home port of Galway.
In 2014, she was the subject of a TV documentary directed by Donncha Mac Con Iomaire on Tg4
As of 2018, she has been proposed to be converted into a five-star hotel on the River Liffey.The conversion plan never came to fruition and as of summer 2021 the ship remained in a deteriorated state. On January 18, 2023, whilst at Dublin Docks, she capsized.
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