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The Old Blog Cabin: July 2009

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The Old Blog Cabin. Musings and views from a resident of the Cork Harbour area. Thursday, July 2, 2009. Floating evangelists come to Cork. My apologies to all my regular readers (if there are any left) for my long absence over the past two months. I have been busy with other projects and neglected my maritime blogging. But now I'm back. The ship has an onboard theatre which can seat up to 1,000 people at a time. I'm not sure whether they can expect to get crowds like that in Cork but apparently there...

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Lighthouses of Ireland - Die Leuchttürme Irlands - Leuchtfeuerseiten - Claudia & Mike Hovorka

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Leuchttürme Irlands - Lighthouses of Ireland. In Saltuem Omnium- Für die Sicherheit Aller. Mönche und Nonnen waren die ersten Hüter dieser Feuer, die darin einen Akt christlicher Nächstenliebe sahen. Die heutigen Hüter sind Automaten, denn alle irischen Feuer sind automatisiert und doch benötigen diese Feuer Wartung und Instandsetzung. Die Männer die hinter dieser Aufgabe stehen, gehören den Commissioners of Irish Lights (CIL). Karte der Leuchttürme. Liste der Leuchttürme. Bitte Leuchtturm wählen .

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The Old Blog Cabin: May 2009

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The Old Blog Cabin. Musings and views from a resident of the Cork Harbour area. Friday, May 1, 2009. Horror ship due back in Cork. The Latvian owned, Cambodian registered cargo ship. This is not of course the first time that this 40 year old vessel has been the subject of industrial action in Cork port. In 2008 a similar dispute broke out involving a different crew who were subjected to the same treatment by their Latvian bosses and only last January the. Was detained in a British port for the same reason.

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The Old Blog Cabin: Shipwrecks of Cork Harbour - recommended site!

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The Old Blog Cabin. Musings and views from a resident of the Cork Harbour area. Sunday, February 28, 2010. Shipwrecks of Cork Harbour - recommended site! I've come across an excellent website named The Shipwrecks of Cork Harbour which I highly recommend to anyone with even a passing interest in all things maritime, local history and Cork Harbour in particular. It's not just shipwrecks but also the story of the harbour's naval tradition and sealife too. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Contact the Old ...

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The Old Blog Cabin: Cork's maritime past comes back with a bang

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The Old Blog Cabin. Musings and views from a resident of the Cork Harbour area. Monday, November 23, 2009. Cork's maritime past comes back with a bang. The City and County of Cork got a sharp reminder of its maritime heritage over the past week with the worst floods in living memory. Over 400 years ago the English poet Edmund Spenser wrote about the nature of Cork city in his epic poem The Faerie Queen, "The spreading Lee, that like an island fayre, Encloseth Corke with its divided flood". There is no do...

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland

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Wicklow Head – Great Lighthouses of Ireland. With stunning views and 109 steps up to the kitchen, this lighthouse will literally take your breath away! Dunbur Head, Co. Wicklow. Explore all that County Wicklow has to offer. Wicklow Head Lighthouse has overlooked Wicklow’s scenic coastline since 1781. Relax in the sun at a window seat (the walls are over a metre deep). Walk down the road and take the stunning cliff path to see the seals. Explore all that County Wicklow. The lighthouse’s original light sou...

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland

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Loop Head – Great Lighthouses of Ireland. A real ‘Wild Atlantic’ experience. You might even see whales. Kilbaha, Co Clare. The perfect place to spot whales, dolphins and seals. Loop Head Lighthouse is perched right at the end of Loop Head Peninsula. In gorgeous West Clare. It’s the perfect place to spot whales, dolphins and seals and the rock ledges and caves of the dramatic cliffs are home to many (noisy) seabirds. The first ‘tower’ lighthouse was built in 1802 and replaced with a new tower in 1854.

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland

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St Johns Point – Great Lighthouses of Ireland. The Titanic did some of her initial sea trials in the waters around St John’s Point. Killough, Co Down. You can’t miss St John’s Point Lighthouse in gorgeous County Down. Its strikingly tall tower is marked with vibrant bands of yellow and black. (The colours which distinguish it from other lighthouses are known as its daymark). An area of outstanding natural beauty, the Titanic Museum. In Belfast or the early Christian church in nearby Killough. The tower w...

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Island Maritime | Links

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Island Maritime Maritime Engineering and Consulting. Irish Wind Energy Association. British Wind Energy Association. Irish Maritime Development Office. Commissioners of Irish Lights. Irish Department of Transport. Irish Department of Marine, Communications and Natural Resources. The International Maritime Organisation. The Geological Survey of Ireland. Coastal and Marine Resources Centre. All information Island Maritime.

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Museum Links | National Maritime Museum of Ireland

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Children’s Art Competition! Children’s Art Competition! Inishowen Maritime Museum, Greencastle Co. Donegal View Site Here. The Harbour Museum, Derry City museums@derrycity.gov.uk. Titanic Belfast View Site Here. Causeway Coast Maritime Heritage Group View Site Here. World Ship Society Cobh View Site Here. World Ship Society Northern Ireland. Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Cultra, Co. Down View Site Here. And View Site Here. Ardglass Vikings (Viking heritage boats) View Site Here. And View Site Here.