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portavogie
thanks for ur information mike its amazing history behind some o they boats.
SOME GOOD FLAGS KY.
They like their flags.
Have a look at http://www.bbc.co.uk...rammes/p00lx13b
April 1955. The vessels are B124 Eleanor Annetta and B397 Scarlet Thread II.
Have a look at http://www.bbc.co.uk...rammes/p00lx13b
April 1955. The vessels are B124 Eleanor Annetta and B397 Scarlet Thread II.
ALWAYS HAVE THE BUNTING AND RED HAND UP 1/2 WEEKS BEFORE THE 12TH
dont worry pal we shall return.
mike the first boat out and in again was the amity built in peel. next was the aughvie. shovel herring out of her from dundock bay in 1959.
probley the lifeboat was ahead of all 1955.that the marie de mountford inside the aughvie.
the aigh vie was owned in strangford lough by the ship builders. after giving service to peel and portavogie.
Aigh Via built 1916 by Neakle and Watterson, Peel. She was awarded to the crew of the Wanderer PL11 who rescued the crew of the Lusitannia in 1915 by the ships owners. She was first registered RY40. She later moved to Balbriggan as D79. She is still around.