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Barquentine in Ireland, dating from 1886

328-ton barquentine, measured L. 116ft x B. 26ft x D. 16ft. En route to Dundalk, cargo of pitch pine for Messrs Williamson. Captain was Carter. Entered river leaky on 8th February 1886, grounded close to beacon No. 5, east side of channel. On 17th February towed by tug to quays, docked. Crew went ashore. Heavy wind broke moorings, vessel swung out, resting against quay under town sewer. Crew returned, ship awash with sewerage. Messrs Williamson refused to accept cargo and argument ensued regardi

Type:

Barquentine

Period:

1886

Coordinates:

54.01°N, 6.39°W

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