Stena Line is the official travel sponsor of piper Bradley who regularly travels between Cairnryan and Belfast onboard the Superfast VII and VIII to compete in piping competitions across Scotland.

If you fancy sampling Stena Line’s haggis ‘neeps’ and ‘tatties’ you can travel from Cairnryan to Belfast by foot from as little as £28* single or by car from £79* single. This is based on an economy crossing for a car and driver. Additional car passengers cost from £22 each way for adults and £11 each way for children.

Stena Line sails up to six times daily from Cairnryan to Belfast in 2 hours 15 minutes. To make a booking, click on www.stenaline.co.uk, call Stena Line on 08447 70 70 70, or visit your local travel agent.

ODE TO THE HAGGIS...Piper Bradley Parker joins Stena Line Chef Simon Beswick from Stranraer onboard the Stena Superfast VII vessel to pipe in the haggis as the leading ferry company prepares to add haggis, ‘neeps’ and ‘tatties’ to its menu from Wednesday 25th – Friday 27th January on the Cairnryan - Belfast route. The menu has been changed in honour of the Scottish poet who lends his name to the Burns Night celebrations taking place this week.

BAGS OF FLAVOUR...Piper Bradley Parker joins Chef Simon Beswick from Stranraer onboard the Stena Superfast VII to pipe in the haggis as it is served to Stena Line’s Head of PR and Communications, Diane Poole, OBE. The leading ferry company is adding haggis, ‘neeps’ and ‘tatties’ to its menu from Wednesday 25th – Friday 27th January on the Cairnryan - Belfast route in honour of the Scottish poet who lends his name to the Burns Night celebrations taking place this week.