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The Tramore Coast Guard Station 1874 – 2024

The Tramore Coast Guard Station 1874 – 2024

by andrew | Nov 24, 2024 | Book Reviews, Coastguard

The Tramore Coast Guard Station 1874 – 2024 by Ivan Fitzgerald Although small in scale (94 pages in all) this book packs a punch. Broken into twelve chapters, it covers the origins of the Coast Guard, the building of the Tramore station, and some of the...

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