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drifted closer to Daunt rock. When she was 60 yards from the rock, as darkness approached, the
Coxswain decided the only option was to try to get alongside and for the crew to jump for the lifeboat. He knew the dangers. On the first attempt, one man got on board, on the second attempt no one jumped;
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On 10 February 1936 a south-eastern gale, with rain and snow, developed into a hurricane. Mountainous waves were crashing over the pier and breakwater transforming the harbour into a seething cauldron, the spray was flying over the lantern of the 196-foot-high (60 m) lighthouse; "stones, some a
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was awarded to
Coxswain Patrick Sliney, Silver Medals to Second Coxswain John Lane Walsh and Motor Mechanic Thomas Sliney, and Bronze Medals to Crew Members Michael Coffey Walsh, John Shea Sliney, William Sliney and Thomas Walsh. This rescue became famous, and was depicted by marine artists. and
291:(RNLI) established a lifeboat station in Ballycotton in 1858. There is a long history of life saving at Ballycotton. The first acknowledged by the Royal National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, as the RNLI was then called, was when they awarded a
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was a reserve lifeboat from 1959 until 1969 when she was sold to the
Limerick Harbour Commissioners, where she served as a harbour pilot launch until the mid-1980s. An organisation called the "Irish Nautical Trust" announced plans to establish a floating museum in
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was wrecked in
Ballycotton Bay. Her master, the only survivor, lashed himself to a rock. There he remained for seven hours. In spite of the danger, a local man, Dennis Cronen rowed out and rescued him and then sheltered him in his cottage for four days.
722:. They were given a number of historic craft on the understanding that they would be preserved. Without funding the work was abandoned. Subsequently, further boats were refused admission to the dock without assurance that they would be preserved.
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a third time, and five men were safe. The lifeboat went in a fourth and fifth time, but no more were able to make it. Two men were still on board, clinging to the rails, too exhausted to jump. On the sixth attempt, as the
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from 1930 to 1959. Ballycotton is on
Ireland's southern coast, a trade route to the Americas. There are many dangerous rocks and shallows with on-shore prevailing winds. Ballycotton has a long tradition of life-saving.
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returned to Daunt rock. The sea was just as stormy. It was now enveloped by a thick fog, and it was impossible to effect a rescue. The lifeboat remained in the storm all day and all night. The
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have been awarded to
Ballycotton lifeboatmen; two gold, seven silver, and eight bronze. Since March 1998, Ballycotton has been served by Trent Class lifeboat
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stood by. The
Lifeboat crew had been all day without food. They ate, slept for three hours and received a change of clothing. Early next morning (Wednesday)
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was in difficulties. This rescue took 30 hours. They managed to bring the ship to safety in Cobh. One silver and two bronze medals were awarded.
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to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the RNLI, a portrait of this rescue was chosen. The design of the stamp was based on the painting by
444:, on station at Daunt rock, had broken from her moorings and was drifting dangerously. Without waiting for orders, in horrendous conditions,
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ton in weight, were being torn from the quay and flung about like sugar lumps". At 8 am next morning an SOS was received: the LV
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Coxswain Patsy Sliney retired in 1950, he had taken part in the rescue of 114 lives and was awarded Gold, Silver and bronze medals.
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had been away for 79 hours. The crew had only three hours sleep during the 63-hour rescue (from leaving
Ballycotton to disembarking
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came alongside, the two were seized by the lifeboat crew and dragged aboard. (This moment was depicted on an Irish postage stamp)
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were all powered by oars and sail. As ships became larger the need for a motorised craft was realised. On 12 December 1928, the
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vanished. The wreck was not found until a month later, on 5 November 1896. The remains of the crew were never located. In
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was not at Daunt rock, she was riding at anchor a quarter-mile away. Other ships arrived, but dared not approach the
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rescue on 11 February 1936. After her withdrawal from service she lay for some years in a backwater of Dublin's
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did not launch that as little could be done in the weather conditions so close to the shore. The crew of the
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On 30 January 1941, there was a strong wind, thick fog and drifting mines. The eight-man crew of the SS
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would be more fortunate. She would save many lives, including the famous rescue of the Daunt
Lightship.
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The need for a purpose-built lifeboat was evident. The boat was delivered in time for the visit of the
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They then went to Cobh and disembarked the rescued at 11 pm and then returned to
Ballycotton.
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Daunt Rock has always been a hazard to shipping. The first lightship was stationed there by the
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350:. At the time of her launch in 1901, she was the largest ship in her day, one of the
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to Ballycotton by April 2014 where, after restoration work, she was put on display.
42:. It was depicted on a 1974 Irish postage stamp marking the RNLI's 150th anniversary
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they remain at their post, as a ghost ship, appearing to warn of impending danger.
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had 41 rescues, or "shouts", and saved 122 lives. She performed the notable Daunt
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1758:"The Life & Times of the Church & Community of Ballycotton; 1921 – 1930"
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610:. On 27 January 1941 a mine exploded on the Ballycotton shore, demolishing the
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of Liverpool were rescued just as she was sinking. A bronze medal was awarded.
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lay for some years in Hanover Dock, a backwater of Grand Canal Dock, beside
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2204:. On-line Journal of Research on Irish Maritime History. 11 February 2014
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crew at Cobh), they all suffered from colds, saltwater burns and hunger.
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Some rescues involved the Cliff Rescue Team. On 1 February 1947, the
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took up this duty. There was a severe gale on 8 October 1896 and the
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2 x six-cylinder 60hp Weybury C.6 petrol engines running at 1,200 rpm
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was being tossed around by the waves and was risk to other ships.
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in such conditions. Although heavy and built for endurance, the
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was driven onto rocks below cliffs, west of Ballyshane. The
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went to Cobh at 7 am to refuel, and promptly returned.
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was named on 7 July 1930 by Mrs. Louisa Cosgrave, wife of
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of the rescue of the crew of the Daunt Lightship by the
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Royal National Lifeboat Institution lifeboats by number
1821:(25). The commissioners of Irish Lights. Archived from
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were difficult. There was a serious risk from drifting
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had many other rescues to her credit. The years of the
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Royal National Lifeboat Institution lifeboats by name
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retired and on 16 September 1959 and was replaced by
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commemorated on an Irish postage stamp issued in 1974
368:. The cost, £11,000, was covered by a donation from
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2246:Leach, Nicholas; O'Driscoll, Brendan (June 2009).
1764:. Scoil Réalt na Mara, Ballycotton. Archived from
2504:List of lifeboat disasters in Britain and Ireland
2104:"Ballycotton Lifeboat Postage Stamp Ireland 1974"
614:'s house and smashing the windows in the church.
372:of London. There was a previous lifeboat, named
2048:Postage Stamps of Ireland: 70 years 1922 ~ 1992
2249:Ballycotton Lifeboats – 150 Years of gallantry
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8:
2524:Independent lifeboats in Britain and Ireland
2126:"Lightships in the Irish Lighthouse Service"
323:in 2006, and lifeboat station opened in 2002
2509:Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
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700:survived. After she was sold, she became
295:in 1826. On 21 December 1825, the vessel
2300:wrecks and rescues in the United Kingdom
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1686:"RNLI - Ballycotton lighthouse history"
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652:were rescued by the Cliff Rescue Team.
568:When a postage stamp was issued by the
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2078:(6th ed.). London and Ringwood:
1898:. ballycotton.com (non-profit making)
151:Restored by The Mary Stanford Project
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7:
2202:"Heritage Boats in Grand Canal Dock"
335:in 1858. The lifeboats prior to the
1972:Royal National Lifeboat Institution
520:That evening, the storm increased.
401:in 1864 following the wreck of the
289:Royal National Lifeboat Institution
1927:. Midleton News. 25 September 2008
16:For the Rye Harbour lifeboat, see
14:
1999:"The Daunt Rock Lightship Rescue"
303:There were many early rescues by
159:John Frederick Stanford, London.
53:
28:
2229:The Lifeboat Service in Ireland
1788:"Rye Lifeboat: station history"
513:had arrived and stood by while
470:made several attempts to get a
2227:Leach, Nicholas (1 May 2005).
448:Patrick ("Patsy") Sliney took
346:was wrecked at Roche's Point,
1:
2164:Goggin, Brian (Autumn 2002).
2130:Commissioners of Irish Lights
1688:. RNLI.org.uk. Archived from
1274:assisted to save vessel &
737:A group was formed to return
507:Commissioners of Irish Lights
1896:Ballycotton lifeboat station
1845:"Shipwrecks of Cork Harbour"
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761:
486:to get stronger cables. The
2545:Maritime history of Ireland
2154:Leech, Ballycotton, page 58
1705:"coastguards of yesteryear"
1653:"The Mary Stanford Project"
552:Commemorative postage stamp
548:featured in popular books.
18:RNLB Mary Stanford (ON 661)
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15:
1872:. Waterford County Museum
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632:On 23 December 1943, the
405:on the rock. Lightvessel
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47:
27:
2417:Lynmouth overland launch
2076:Stamp Catalogue: Ireland
1612:Leach, Nicholas (2009).
685:. Up to 2002, seventeen
2555:Barnett-class lifeboats
2252:. Landmark Publishing.
1925:The Famous Daunt Rescue
1616:. Landmark Publishing.
911:Daunt Rock lightvessel
370:John Frederick Stanford
348:Queenstown (later Cobh)
174:General characteristics
1305:Daunt Rock lightvessel
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671:
617:Rescues which merited
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435:in Ballycotton in 2018
324:
2478:Henry "Shrimp" Davies
2231:. The History Press.
2173:Inland Waterways News
2025:Boys' Book of the Sea
1968:"Ballycotton History"
1692:on 23 September 2008.
1614:Ballycotton Lifeboats
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587:
570:Irish postal service
560:Ballycotton lifeboat
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430:
318:
2082:. 2015. p. 13.
2054:. 1992. p. 50.
1811:"Puffin Lightvessel"
1809:Blaney, Jim (1996).
1518:Maid of Loughshinney
696:The Daunt Lightship
246:Saved over 100 lives
2182:on 15 February 2010
1947:"Rescue at sea (2)"
1870:Phantoms of the Sea
1825:on 19 November 2007
1768:on 22 February 2012
1729:. Spink & Son.
1725:Cox, Brian (1998).
1610:Source: appendix 3
1322:Irish torpedo boat
1031:Motor Fishing Boat
1011:Motor Fishing Boat
839:assisted to harbour
382:, England. The new
1866:"The Phantom Ship"
1727:Lifeboat Gallantry
1311:landed injured man
1194:saved vessel &
764:Effective Services
758:
745:Effective services
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399:Irish Lights Board
325:
83:Saunders Roe Ltd,
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2404:1979 Fastnet race
2166:"Death of a dock"
2136:on 1 January 2009
2089:978 0 85259 924 2
1978:on 7 October 2008
1762:The Mary Stanford
1631:
1630:
1433:10 September 1952
1413:10 September 1952
1282:12 September 1949
1227:Ptide of Rosslare
787:17 September 1930
730:which served the
683:1979 Fastnet race
491: (1930–1940)
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119:17 September 1931
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2488:William Mogridge
2422:Operation Dynamo
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1582:saved boat &
1565:saved boat &
1545:saved boat &
1525:saved boat &
1513:16 November 1955
1505:saved boat &
1425:saved boat &
1368:saved boat &
1359:11 December 1950
1254:saved boat &
1214:saved boat &
1182:23 December 1942
1162:15 December 1942
1088:20 November 1940
1068:20 November 1940
1048:19 November 1940
1040:saved boat &
1020:saved boat &
908:11 February 1936
888:15 December 1934
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720:Grand Canal Dock
590:Grand Canal Dock
403:City of New York
390:Daunt Lightship
277:Grand Canal Dock
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34:Oil painting by
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1659:on 21 July 2017
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1533:15 January 1956
1473:26 October 1954
1344:Joseph Mitchell
1339:8 February 1950
1319:10 January 1950
1302:11 October 1949
1262:6 November 1947
1222:15 January 1945
1202:23 January 1943
1108:30 January 1941
867:27 October 1932
807:19 October 1930
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545:RNLI Gold Medal
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329:Prince of Wales
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1918:"Daunt Rescue"
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951:Steam Trawler
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691:Austin Lidbury
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1579:Ballycotton
1493:4 June 1955
1453:9 July 1953
1442:Ballycotton
1402:Ballycotton
1382:Ballycotton
1365:Ballycotton
1251:Ballycotton
1211:Ballycotton
1148:Ship's raft
1131:Ship's boat
1037:Ballycotton
1017:Ballycotton
997:Ballycotton
993:Yankee Girl
968:16 May 1937
893:Lady Martin
877:Ballycotton
836:Southampton
796:Ballycotton
728:Naomh Éanna
687:RNLI Medals
665:Naomh Éanna
650:Irish Plane
642:Irish Plane
509:vessel ILV
499: (H04)
489:Innisfallen
482:headed for
474:aboard the
472:steel cable
380:Rye Harbour
305:coastguards
283:Ballycotton
261:Ballycotton
168:Ballycotton
103:7 July 1931
2550:1930 ships
2539:Categories
2409:Lightship
2238:0752435094
2186:15 October
2140:15 October
2050:. Dublin:
1794:18 January
1736:0907605893
1663:7 November
1634:References
1478:Windermere
1379:Motor punt
1342:Steamship
1267:East Coast
1185:Steamship
1154:saved raft
1137:saved boat
1111:Steamship
1091:Steamship
1071:Steamship
1051:Steamship
1033:Point Girl
1013:Point Girl
960:assistance
948:2 May 1936
940:assistance
928:2 May 1936
891:Steamship
874:and a punt
819:assistance
799:saved yawl
679:Ethel Mary
619:RNLI medal
352:"Big Four"
222:8.88 knots
124:In service
100:Christened
2383:Southport
2363:St Anne's
2333:Kingstown
1602:gave help
1498:Inis Caol
1476:Schooner
1465:gave help
1445:gave help
1405:gave help
1331:gave help
1187:Irish Ash
1117:Liverpool
1097:Newcastle
1077:Newcastle
1057:Newcastle
776:home port
708:station.
634:Irish Ash
600:Emergency
495:HMS
363:President
297:Britannia
273:Lightship
211:Sail plan
108:Completed
2497:See also
2461:Rescuers
2435:SS
2427:SS
2373:Salcombe
2338:Longhope
2313:Arbroath
2298:Lifeboat
2110:31 March
2032:27 March
2008:27 March
1982:27 March
1952:27 March
1931:29 March
1902:31 March
1876:27 March
1850:27 March
1829:28 March
1772:27 March
1710:27 March
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1174:assisted
1113:Primrose
1000:escorted
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859:stood by
656:Epilogue
627:Primrose
452:to sea.
446:Coxswain
417:folklore
366:Cosgrave
264:Lifeboat
259:was the
257:(ON 733)
227:Capacity
2429:Rohilla
2397:Rescues
2368:St Ives
2348:Padstow
2323:Caister
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538:Comet's
497:Tenedos
187:Tonnage
182:Barnett
164:Station
80:Builder
48:History
2437:Suevic
2378:Seaham
2353:Penlee
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1522:Dublin
1502:Dublin
1482:Dublin
1462:Dublin
1422:Dublin
1348:London
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1191:Dublin
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1060:landed
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816:London
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782:saved
779:action
612:curate
511:Isolda
413:Puffin
408:Puffin
392:Puffin
343:Celtic
195:Length
156:Donor:
2451:Lelia
2411:Daunt
2388:Wells
2180:(PDF)
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1558:Pride
1398:Rapid
1351:saved
1287:Betty
1247:Emily
1207:Emily
1120:saved
913:Comet
852:Macaw
832:Ailsa
698:Comet
608:mines
522:Comet
476:Comet
462:Comet
458:Comet
454:Comet
442:Comet
253:RNLB
243:Notes
219:Speed
198:51 ft
143:ON733
85:Cowes
70:Owner
2254:ISBN
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2210:2014
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1731:ISBN
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1665:2014
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1595:Cait
1542:Cork
1291:Cork
957:Vigo
937:Vigo
773:ship
770:Date
704:, a
667:and
493:and
484:Cobh
357:The
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311:RNLI
287:The
235:Crew
148:Fate
135:1959
127:1930
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