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MURRISK FLEET 1880-1966
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MURRISK PIER in the Forties
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TOWAGE of fishing vessels
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‘WHITE HEATHER’ steaming to the fishing grounds
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‘ST. IRENE’ 1952 crew members - James Grady - Pakie Groden - Austin Gavin - John Gavin
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HANLONS fish market
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DOCKET from the ‘Naomh Simon’
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Paddy Groden : Austie Groden : Tommie Groden Paddy Groden : Tommie Joe Groden : Paddy Joe Groden Pakie Groden : Pat Grady : ML Gavin
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‘MURRISK LASS’ entering port - crew members - Johnny Grady - Austie Grady - Pat Grady - ML Gavin - John Groden
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MURRISK PIER
It was traditional for fishermen to tip their cap passing Cahair Island on their way to the Aran fishing grounds.
Introduction
Murrisk Fleet - Sail Boats
Murrisk Fleet - Motor Boats
Murrisk Fleet
Seaweed & Periwinkle
Fishing Methods
Nets
Rescue
Humane Society
Murrisk Fishermans Museum is located in Murrisk Cafe at the base of Croagh Patrick