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A residential cruise ship that’s supposed to sail the world for 3 years has been stuck in Northern Ireland for 3 months

Angela Theriac said she bought pillows, throws and art to complement the cabin’s blue palette.

Angela and Stephen Theriac told the outlet they’ve spent the delay traveling around Spain by train, visiting Greenland, and taking weekend trips to England.

“We keep teasing we will apply for residency here in Belfast,” Angela Theriac told the BBC.

“We have eaten in every restaurant and had a Guinness in every pub,” her husband added. “It is just all part of our adventure.”

Angela previously told BI they’d started decorating their floating condo with “personal touches”, adding: “Our room is our bedroom, and the ship is our home.”

Petterson, the CEO and founder, previously told BI in an August 19 email that Villa Vie Odyssey would embark from Belfast “any day now.”

Villa Vie did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider, sent outside US working hours.

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