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Christmas came late in 1908vu 243 foisThe S.S. Irada (Gulf Transport Line) was a cargo ship of 8,124 tons built in Belfast by Workman Clark & Co in 1900 for H. Welsford & Co. She left Galveston, Texas in November 1908 with a mixed cargo of raw cotton and 21,000 bales of cotton bound for Liverpool. On the 22nd of December 1908 she hit rocks off the SW Point of Mizen Head and sank with the loss of Captain Beveridge, four crew members and a stewardess. Subsequently many of the bales washed into Pulleen Harbour to the west of Castletownbere where they were gratefully retrieved by locals in the above Picture. The propeller from the ‘Irada’ was salvaged in 1994 and now rests at Mizen Head Visitor Centre as a memorial to all wrecked ships in the area.24 Avril 2009
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Emigration Officevu 394 foisThis old building was discovered around the mid 1970’s when Bill Neill's bar was demolished in preparation for the building of the new A.I.B bank in the Square. It had been known locally in past times as the Passport Office. Here it was that people bought their boat tickets and made declarations as the first stage of being accepted into the USA20 Janvier 2009
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Separator Lorryvu 230 foisWhen the Castletownbere Creamery first opened in the late 1930’s, it had three separator lorries on the road. This photo is of a separator collecting milk at Rosmacowen Bridge11 Janvier 2009
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Drawing in the Hayvu 275 foisMichael Joe and Geraldine O'Driscoll drawing hay at Killaugh, Allihies02 Janvier 2009
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Rick Makingvu 270 foisJohn O'Driscoll making a rick of hay at Killaugh, Allihies01 Janvier 2009
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Reaping Oatsvu 241 foisNealie (Dan) O'Sullivan, Donal O'Sullivan and Ebbie Harrington reaping oats at Cahermore01 Janvier 2009
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Dipping Sheep at Knockoura in the Sixty'svu 283 foisHolding Ewe, Gerard Junior (Harrington), Den Lowney (Knockoura), sitting on wall, Michael Murphy (Clonglaskan)22 Décembre 2008
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Sean and Riobard O’Dwyer, Ardgroomvu 247 foisWell known Beara athletes. Riobard won five All-Ireland Senior Hop, Step and Jump championships from 1952-1956 and two more in 1964 and ‘65. Sean won six All Ireland Hop, Skip and Jump and three All Ireland Long Jump medals.21 Décembre 2008
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Gigsvu 323 fois Gigs at the Wooden Pier. Castletownbere Regatta. 1970's16 Octobre 2008
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Scout Groupvu 279 foisScouts and Altar Boys outside the Church of the Sacred Heart, Castletownbere. Corpus Christi. Late 1930's12 Octobre 2008
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Castletownbere Bandvu 288 foisDate Unknown12 Octobre 2008
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Ancient Order of Hiberniansvu 256 foisCanon McDonnell P.P. with the Castletown Berehaven A.O.H. Band in front of 'Church of the Sacred Heart. 191212 Octobre 2008
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Early Gig. Castletown Berehavenvu 291 fois06 Août 2008
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Beara I.F.A. march through Castletownbere. 1970’svu 305 fois06 Août 2008
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The Patternvu 272 foisDancing on the Pier at Killmacillogue. 191706 Août 2008
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The Castletownbere Rowing Club’s new gig, ‘Nabro’ vu 299 foisTommy Fitzpatrick, (bow), Donal Holland (2), Nealius Duncan (3),
Pat Murphy (stroke) and Gerdie Harrington, as Cox.
18th May 2007
28 Juin 2008
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