Aspects of Irish Maritime History Both At Home and Abroad : Volume 3
Flood, Patrick2023
Books, Manuscripts
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Pictures and paintings in Vol 3 that relate to Vol 1 & 2 – Institutions that have helped – Going to Sea – Wrecked on the Auckland Islands in 1907 – Sirius Artifacts – Jim McIntyre serving in Irish Corvette – Valentia Cable Station – A Condensed account of the Royal Cork Yacht Club – Buonparte on Board the Bellerophon, July 1815 – Nine-Months Passage – Nautical Education provided by the Christian Brothers in Wexford Schools from 1860 to 1890 – Decline of Western Irish Ports – The opening of the Grand Canal Docks on 23rd April 1796 – Five Remarkable Men – 19th Century Cork Sutton Mariners – Valentia Observatory – Taking a Summer Job – The Loss of U20 on the Danish Coast – An Oral History and Family Written History – Schooner Mary B. Mitchell – Captain Patrick McCarrick CSN – Irish Lifesaving accidents and incidents – Thomas Dononue states – The Stranding of the S/V William Mitchell – Shipbuilding in Derry 1830-1845 – At Sea in Wartime – Ensor: The Salvage King – Ecclefechan Hogan for Ensor late Bill Swanton of Chbn.doc – Their bones are scattered – Charles J Bigger, Ship builder and Engineer – The wrect of the Sandy Cove life boat 1821—Derry and London’s last Full-Rigger – Reprint of Historical Coastwise Steamship Companies Waterford Steamship Company – William Dawson Lawrence 1817-1886 – S.S. Kyleclare of Limerick in WW2 – A tribute to Ernest B. Anderson – The Lost Ships – A Tribute to Dr. D.B. McNeill – Captain Raimund Weisbach – Overdue Limerick Ship declare lost – Tribute to Richard Knowles Morris – The Schooner Brooklands – The Battle of Lough Swilly (1978) – RMS Leinster 1918 – Mr. William Mitchell – Submarine Trip to Washington 1899 – The Austrian Brig. Tregiste -- The Boylan Family Captains – The Passage West docs – Alexander Mitchell 1780-1868 – Early Lighthouses – Thanks to Michael J Anuta (USA) – Friends Historical Library – Italian Salvage of Ireland – Obituary of Sir Henry Shackleton – Thomas Ensor letter – Report on the wreck south of Doonaha Buoy – History of the Atlantic Cable undersea communications.
Príomhtheideal:
Aspects of Irish Maritime History Both At Home and Abroad : Volume 3 / Written and Compiled by Patrick Flood and other Authors.
Údar:
Inphrionta:
Dublin : Patrick Flood, 2023
Leathanaigh in ord:
417 pages : portraits, illustrations ; 30cm
Teideal sraithe:
Rangúchán Dewey:
387.509415 OVS307.509415 Donegal Studies
I dteanga:
English
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BRN:
3126323