by andrew | Sep 16, 2016 | Cheekpoint memories
In 1932, a Hungarian sea captain, Rudolph Udvardy, who was master of the MV Honved,was in the port of Waterford with a cargo of Maize. To free up berth space, the Honved dropped down to Cheekpoint, where she anchored while the ship waited for an outgoing cargo....
by andrew | Mar 11, 2016 | Cheekpoint memories, Irelands Maritime Heritage
Have you ever wondered why a palm tree stands in Faithlegg graveyard. Well Faithlegg Graveyard’s Palm Tree is a symbol of love. It marks the grave of Captain Rudolph Udvardy, a Hungarian Sea Captain. He fell ill while aboard his ship the SS Honved at Cheekpoint...
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