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Remembering the Formby and Coningbeg

Remembering the Formby and Coningbeg

by andrew | Dec 15, 2018 | Shipwrecks, Waterford Seafarers, Waterford Ships

Within two days in December 1917, Waterford experienced its worst maritime disaster with the sinking of Clyde Shipping’s SS Formby and SS Coningbeg. Of the 83 souls who perished 67 were from Waterford, the harbour, and hinterland including Faithlegg and...

Remembering the SS Formby and SS Coningbeg

by andrew | Dec 16, 2016 | Irelands Maritime Heritage, Shipwrecks, Waterford History, Waterford Seafarers

Within two days in December 1917, Waterford experienced its biggest loss of seafaring lives with the sinking of Clyde Shipping’s SS Formby and SS Coningbeg. Of the 83 souls who perished 67 were from Waterford, the harbour and hinterland and the effects were...

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