Boats & Trawlers

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The First Trawler314 x angesehenKnown as Mac's Trawler, this was the first vessel of the towns current fishing fleet

Fish Barrels303 x angesehenUnloading fish barrels for the Mackerel Fishing in the early 1900's

Betty Balfour276 x angesehenThe S.S Betty Balfour leaving Glengarriff pier. Eccles Hotel in Background

Cattle Boat343 x angesehenLoading Cattle at at the old Pier Castletownbere during W.W.1 The man with the stick may be Mike Sullivan (Sherrig) of Bere Island

Countess of Bantry315 x angesehenS.S Countess of Bantry

Bere Island Ferry289 x angesehenA helping hand is given to a reluctant cow which had just arrived at Castletownbere Pier on the old Bere Island Ferry

Fishermen321 x angesehenEarly photo of fishermen in Castletown Berehaven

Pot Fishing316 x angesehenPot Fishing off Bere Island. Early 1900's

Drift Nets and Fish355 x angesehenDrift nets and boat load of fish at the old pier Castletownbere in 1939

Lady Elsie303 x angesehenS.S Lady Elsie at Glengarriff Pier

The ‘Mistletoe’262 x angesehenFishing Trawler ‘Mistletoe’ moored at Castletownbere in the early 1990’s. From left to right: Gerard, Denis, Brian and David Lowney.

On the Water311 x angesehenMowing Machine on its way to Bere Island in the early 1900's

John Michael O'Neill278 x angesehenWell Known Fisherman and Boatman seen here with the LE Deirdra (P20) in the background

Trawlers at the Old Pier338 x angesehenTrawlers tied at the Old Pier Castletownbere

Old Trawler365 x angesehenDenis O'Driscoll's 'Patricia' with the then undeveloped Cametringane in the background

The Pier326 x angesehenThe S.S Princess Beara coming alongside the Pier at Castletownbere

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