Marlay (SS)

Steamship in Ireland, dating from 1902

The Marlay was a 798-ton, 61m long steel steam collier, built in 1890 by Workman Clarke & Co. of Belfast. It was owned by Dublin coal merchants Tedcastle, McCormick & Co. and had a compound expansion engine delivering 170 nominal horse-power. The Marlay, under the command of Captain J. Hamilton of Liverpool, left Liverpool for Dublin at 2.00pm on Monday, 15 December 1902 with a 900-ton cargo of coal. After passing Holyhead, the Marlay’s progress was slowed by stormy weather and heavy seas. The f

Type:

Steamship

Period:

1902

Coordinates:

53.39°N, 5.98°W

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