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Hi, I have a number of medical problems, including parkinsons,
and cannot contribute as I would like to.
I might occasionally check in
I am no longer a director of the National Maritime Museum. I am less involved with [1] 'an on-line resource for Irish Maritime History'.
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- I made my first edit on Wikipedia on 1 March 2005
- on 10 August 2005, I created my first two articles: the Belfast Blitz and Series B Banknotes (Ireland).
Since then, I created:
- Mary Stanford
- Leukos
- Irish Oak : GA
- MV Kerlogue
- Rochdale & Prince of Wales
- Kingstown Lifeboat Disaster
- Charles Bewley
- Delia Murphy
- John Richardson Wigham
- Margaret Ball
- Otto Jaffe
- Innisfallen
- UC-42
- John Roach
- Peter Campbell (naval officer)
- Irish Mercantile Marine during World War II : GA
- Irish maritime events during World War II
- Cymric An Arklow schooner
- James Postlethwaite Another Arklow schooner
- Mary B Mitchell The most famous Arklow schooner
- Kenneth King (artist)
- Irish Willow
Sunday 8 May 2011
read [2] for the story of the original Lugnad.
This fifth century stone, in the shape of a boat's rudder,
marks the grave of Lugnad, helmsman to St Patrick.
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