Category: Archive-Lecture

Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport Ireland Lecture by Edward J Bourke Lusitania The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport Ireland.No. 1 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2, Ireland Thursday, 5th March 2016 at 8pm A look at the loss of the Lusitania – the cargo, the cruiser rules and the war.

at Irish underwater council AGM Lecture by Edward J Bourke Maritime aspects of 1916 Easter Rising Hodson bay Hotel Athlone Sunday afternoon 6th March 2016 at 3pm Some new light on the 1916 Rising from an external maritime viewpoint in the overall context of the First World War.

Viking Sub Aqua Club Lecture by Edward J Bourke Maritime aspects of 1916 Easter Rising The Bell Pub Blanchardstown Friday 26th February at 8:30pm Some new light on the 1916 Rising from an external maritime viewpoint in the overall context of the First World War.

Motor Yacht Club, Dún Laoghaire Illustrated Lecture by Cormac F. Lowth Lusitania Thursday January 21st at 8pm Cormac will be showing a great many unique illustrations and presenting much historical information relative to the sinking. Car parking bar and refreshments Come early to be sure of a seatPlease forward to anyone who might be interested

Hal Sisk Dún Laoghaire Borough Historical Society Illustrated Lecture “A World First for Dún Laoghaire” in Royal Marine Hotel, Dún LaoghaireonWednesday 20th January 2016 at 8pm Hal Sisk A Maritime Lecture not to be missed. The story of how competitive amateur sailing was first practiced,and how the rules of the sport, which are used on… Continue reading Lecture20Jan2016

Tom Dolan Glenua Sailing Centre Winter Lecture 2015/16 Series Solo from Brittany to Guadeloupe The Story of the Mini-Transat 2015by Tom Dolan Thursday 21 January 201620:00 Poolbeg Yacht & Boat Club Ringsend Entry €5 (in aid of RNLI) What a year 2015 was for Tom Dolan! Just twelve months ago on a wet and windy… Continue reading Lecture21Jan2016

An illustrated lecture on the Diving Bell will take place at Howth Yacht Club, Howth Harbour, Dublin D13 E6V3 on Wed Jan 13th 2016 at 20:00. bell Joe Ryan, Irish Coast Guard (retired) will present this lecture in support of Ireland’s new tall ship.

An illustrated lecture on the Diving Bell will take place at the Clontarf Yacht and Boat Club on Fri Jan 15th 2016 at 20:00. Joe Ryan, Irish Coast Guard (retired) will present this lecture in support of Ireland’s new tall ship.
After the lecture Neil O’Hagan, Chief Executive of Atlantic Youth Trust will bring you up to date on the progress towards the goal of youth development using a new tall ship.

Dublin Bay Old Gaffers Association – Illustrated Lecture – The story of “Aigh Vie” – by – Paddy Murphy – Poolbeg Yacht Club, Ringsend, – Tuesday, – December 1st at 8 pm – “Aigh vie”, which means “good luck” in Manx Gaelic, is a ‘Nobby’ owned by Paddy, Built in Peel in the Isle of Man as a sailing fishing boat in 1916, she has been painstakingly rebuilt and restored by Paddy in Connemara. He will be sailing her back to the Isle of Man in 2016 for the hundredth anniversary of her launch. Paddy will be recounting the story of her restoration and rebuilding, and her most interesting history, which includes her connection with the sinking of the liner “Lusitania” off Kinsale in 1915. – All are welcome – come early to be sure of a seat – Bar and refreshments – Car Parking – Please forward this to anyone who might be interested

An illustrated lecture on the Diving Bell will take place at the Dún Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club, West Pier, Dún Laoghaire on Thur Nov 26th 2015 at 20:00. Joe Ryan, Irish Coast Guard (retired) will present this lecture in support of Ireland’s new tall ship.
After the lecture Neil O’Hagan, Chief Executive of Atlantic Youth Trust will bring you up to date on the progress towards the goal of youth development using a new tall ship.