MS Celtic Star

	Celtic Star entering Dublin 25-1-08
History
Name	Ippotis (2010 – 2014); Celtic Star (2006–2010); Northern Star (2002–2006); Celtic Star (1999–2002); Loon-Plage (1998–1999); Ioalaos (1998); Kosei Maru (1991–1998);
Owner	Eptanisos Maritime (1998 – 2013); Kanko Kisen KK (1991–1998);
Operator	NEL Lines (2010 – 2013); P&O Irish Sea (2008–2010); Seatruck Ferries (2007–2008); Celtic Link Ferries (2006–2007); CoTuNav (2004–2006); Dart Line (2003–2004); P&O Irish Sea (1999–2003); DFDS Tor Line (1999); East Coast Ferries (1998–1999); Kanko Kisen KK (1991–1998);
Port of registry	Japan (1991–1999); Limassol, Cyprus (1999 – 2014);
Builder	Kanda Zosencho K.K., Kawajiri, Japan
Yard number	337
Launched	1 August 1991
Identification	IMO number: 9009633; Callsign P3CUB;
Fate	Scrapped at Aliaga, Turkey 2014
General characteristics
Tonnage	11,086 GT
Length	136 m (446 ft 2 in)
Beam	20.50 m (67 ft 3 in)
Draught	6.70 m (22 ft 0 in)
Installed power	13,240 kilowatts (17,760 hp)
Propulsion	2 x Pielstick diesel engines
Speed	20.8 kt
Capacity	12 passengers, 53 trailers

The MV Ippotis was a roll-on/roll-off ferry owned and operated by Eptanisos Maritime on the Ibiza–Barcelona route.

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History
Celtic Star entering Dublin 25-1-08
Name	Ippotis (2010 – 2014) Celtic Star (2006–2010) Northern Star (2002–2006) Celtic Star (1999–2002) Loon-Plage (1998–1999) Ioalaos (1998) Kosei Maru (1991–1998)^[1]
Owner	Eptanisos Maritime (1998 – 2013) Kanko Kisen KK (1991–1998)^[1]
Operator	NEL Lines (2010 – 2013) P&O Irish Sea (2008–2010) Seatruck Ferries (2007–2008) Celtic Link Ferries (2006–2007) CoTuNav (2004–2006) Dart Line (2003–2004) P&O Irish Sea (1999–2003) DFDS Tor Line (1999) East Coast Ferries (1998–1999) Kanko Kisen KK (1991–1998)^[1]
Port of registry	Japan (1991–1999) Limassol, Cyprus (1999 – 2014)^[1]
Builder	Kanda Zosencho K.K., Kawajiri, Japan^[1]
Yard number	337^[1]
Launched	1 August 1991^[1]
Identification	IMO number: 9009633^[1] Callsign P3CUB
Fate	Scrapped at Aliaga, Turkey 2014
General characteristics
Tonnage	11,086 GT
Length	136 m (446 ft 2 in)
Beam	20.50 m (67 ft 3 in)
Draught	6.70 m (22 ft 0 in)
Installed power	13,240 kilowatts (17,760 hp)
Propulsion	2 x Pielstick diesel engines
Speed	20.8 kt^[1]
Capacity	12 passengers,^[1] 53 trailers