THE WAVERLEY paddle steamer has returned to Glasgow after it crashed into Brodick Pier last week.
The famous liner has docked by the Clyde after the smash which injured 24 people on Thursday, September 3.
All sailings for the rest of the season have been cancelled as an ongoing investigation continues into the crash.
People were described as "walking wounded" after the Waverley, which was returning from a tour of the Holy Island and Pladda, careered into the pier on Arran.
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Emergency services raced to the scene, with paramedics, police and fire crews all attending to those injured.
A number of people who were hurt during the crash were air-lifted to the mainland, whilst other casualties were treated at Arran War Memorial Hospital.
The majority of those injured were discharged on Friday.
Professor Hazel Borland, Nurse Director for NHS Ayrshire and Arran said: "Following an incident on the Isle of Arran on Thursday, September 3, a small number of patients were transferred to Arran War Memorial Hospital and University Hospital Crosshouse to receive treatment for a range of injuries with majority now being discharged."
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch last week launched a probe into the crash.
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