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Remembering the crew of the Alfred D Snow

by andrew | Sep 15, 2017 | Irelands Maritime Heritage, Lifeboats, Maritime Wexford, River Lore, Shipwrecks

Last Sunday there was an understated but very fitting memorial ceremony for the crew of the sailing ship, Alfred D Snow. The ship grounded in Waterford Harbour on January 3rd 1888 and all 29 crew aboard were drowned. The memory of the tragedy lives on however, on both...

The SS Alfred D Snow and Cheekpoint Green

by andrew | Aug 29, 2014 | Guest Posts, Maritime Wexford, Shipwrecks, Waterford History

When I was a child I used to come to the cottage on the Green on Sundays, long weekends and summer holidays.  It was my Grandparents, Tommy and May White’s house and it was always full of cousins, aunts and uncles and lots of gatherings and parties were held...

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