Besides recent visiting naval vessels in Dublin and Cork, a call to the Irish capital ended on Wednesday, May 28th, by a tall ship departing Dublin Bay but also by an anti-whaling campaign ship, ...

Captain Locky MacLean on the John Paul DeJoria anti-whaling ship docked in Dublin. Photo: Steve Humphreys The John Paul DeJoria anti-whaling ship docked at Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin.

Bermudians were given the chance to tour a modern-day pirate ship over the weekend. John Paul Dejoria, an anti-whaling vessel owned by the conservation group Neptune’s Pirates, had dozens of ...

The John Paul Dejoria will be available for tours on Saturday (File photograph) The public will have the opportunity to visit an anti-whaling vessel this weekend that has docked in Bermuda.

John Paul DeJoria, the owner of the Paul Mitchell shampoo line and Patron Tequila, bought a ship that we named after him as well as another called The Bandero.

The CPWF says that its vessel the John Paul DeJoria was on its way to intercept the Kangei Maru when Watson was taken away by Danish police on the quayside in Nuuk.

Mr Watson, known for disrupting Japanese whaling operations, was arrested while refuelling his ship John Paul DeJoria.

In July, Watson sailed from the Port of Dublin, Ireland aboard his 72-meter flagship the M/Y John Paul DeJoria, a former Scottish Fisheries Protection vessel.

He had been refueling his ship John Paul DeJoria, before heading on to "intercept" a new Japanese whaling factory vessel in the North Pacific, according to the CPWF.

The John Paul DeJoria vessel is visiting the island, stopping in the East End. According to the Neptune’s Pirates website, “The John Paul DeJoria is a 72-meter former Scottish Fisheries Patrol ...

Anti-whaling activist and co-founder of Greenpeace Paul Watson is wanted on charges of breaking into a Japanese vessel in the Antarctic Ocean in 2010, obstructing its business, causing injury and ...

Watson was arrested when his ship, the John Paul DeJoria, docked to refuel in Nuuk on its way to intercept a new Japanese whaling factory vessel in the North Pacific, according to the Captain Paul ...