Blogs about: Shannon Estuary

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This day thou shouldst be with me

bjg wrote 1 day ago: G K Chesterton thought that Paradise was somewhere reached by way of Kensal Green, but in fact it … more →

Tags: Ashore, built heritage, Engineering and Construction, Extant waterways, Forgotten navigations, Ireland, natural heritage, Non-waterway, People

The Shannon River in 19022 comments

bjg wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week I gave the dimensions of the Shannon River: Length: 770 feet Breadth: 3 feet 6 inches Dept … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Operations, Non-waterway, scenery, Industrial heritage, water sports | ACTIVITIES, Economic Activities, Ashore, rail

Ireland: Day 52 comments

Kelly wrote 3 weeks ago: Also known as, my favorite day of vacation. We woke up to clear sunny skies, and trek up the western … more →

Tags: Daily, bunratty, cliffs of moher, durty nelly's, Ireland, @ vacation

Piers and seed potatoes

bjg wrote 4 weeks ago: I dare say you’ve observed, Major, how singularly little originality there is about Chief Secr … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Extant waterways, Irish waterways general, Operations, The turf trade, steamers, scenery, Industrial heritage, Sources

Marina occupancy1 comment

bjg wrote 1 month ago: Practical Boat Owner, a magazine, reports [in its June 2013 issue, published in April] that the Brit … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Irish waterways general, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, Non-waterway, Sources, water sports | ACTIVITIES, Economic Activities, Ashore

Losing the head

bjg wrote 1 month ago: Just for a change, I’ve put up a new header photo showing a Shannon 1. The photo was taken fro … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, Non-waterway, scenery, Industrial heritage, Economic Activities, Ashore

Mark Twain and the Cammoge drownings of 18493 comments

bjg wrote 2 months ago: Mark Twain wrote: There is something fascinating about science. One gets such wholesale returns of c … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, The turf trade, scenery, Industrial heritage, Sources, Weather

CWW bridge

bjg wrote 2 months ago: Paul Quinn’s photos showed the new Marlborough Street Bridge being constructed across the Liff … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, steamers, Industrial heritage, Sources, Economic Activities, Ashore, Charles Wye Williams

Henn, cheese, pickles and Guinness

bjg wrote 3 months ago: An Affecting Charge The following case lately came for trial before Mr Henn QC, the new Recorder of … more →

Tags: Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, scenery, Industrial heritage, Sources, water sports | ACTIVITIES, Economic Activities, Ashore, rail

Dredgers

bjg wrote 4 months ago: I’ve moved my pics of dredgers to a new page and added a few more. … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, Industrial heritage, Economic Activities, Suir, Engineering and Construction, Waterways Management, foreign parts

Public Consulted On Draft Shannon Estuary Plan 2 comments

ECOS wrote 4 months ago: A series of public consultations are open to the public on a major strategic plan for the future dev … more →

Tags: limerick, clare county council, shannon development, kerry county council, Foynes, County Council, sifp, Strategic Integrated Framework Plan

Rescue boats on Irish inland waterways

bjg wrote 4 months ago: I’ve moved my photos of rescue boats to a new page and added photos of some more services. Sti … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, water sports | ACTIVITIES, Economic Activities, Ashore, People, Suir, Waterways Management

The Fergus estuary

bjg wrote 4 months ago: I have a page about the Fergus estuary here with links from that page to others about places on the … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, The fishing trade, scenery, Industrial heritage, Sources, Weather

The end of an era

bjg wrote 4 months ago: Ger Reid, the Ardnacrusha lockkeeper, retired at the end of December 2012. Ger has guided many boats … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Irish waterways general, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, Weather, Economic Activities, People, natural heritage, Engineering and Construction

Where is this?9 comments

bjg wrote 4 months ago: Paul Gauci’s 1831 drawing of a Shannon steamer This drawing of a steamer is from an 1831 book … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, Non-waterway, steamers, scenery, Industrial heritage, Sources, Economic Activities

Ballycorick

bjg wrote 4 months ago: I’ve updated my page on Ballycorick to take account of information provided in a Comment by Ke … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Extant waterways, Operations, scenery, Industrial heritage, Sources, Economic Activities, Ashore, natural heritage

From Kilrush to Carlingford ...

bjg wrote 4 months ago: … ferry interesting news. … more →

Tags: Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, Non-waterway, Economic Activities, Tourism, foreign parts, Ireland, waterways

SESIFP

bjg wrote 5 months ago: Read about the draft Strategic Integrated Framework Plan (SIFP) for the Shannon Estuary here. You ca … more →

Tags: Forgotten navigations, Extant waterways, Operations, Irish inland waterways vessels, The fishing trade, The turf trade, Non-waterway, steamers, scenery

Strategic Shannon Estuary Plan

ecofactireland wrote 5 months ago: A strategic plan for the future development and management of marine-related industry and tourism al … more →

Tags: Shannon estuary, Environment


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