Helvick Pier

A south facing view of Helvick Pier on a winters day. In the foreground are fishing boats moored at the pier. Some fishing boxes can be seen along the pierside. In the background is the Helvick Lifeboat and crew coming in to dock. The house in the background is Moloney’s.

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Tobin, Tom

Circa 1955

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Helvic Pier

A bustling Helvic Pier on a summers day with people looking at the boats from the pier. The two fishing boats in the foreground are Taobh A Ghleanna (built at Killybegs in 1959), on the outside and probably The Vega which was registered at Waterford on the inside. In the background is the Helvick Lifeboat and halfway up the hill can be seen Helvick Lodge. The two old men in the background are Nicholas Fitzgerald (left) and Mike Harty (right).

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Tobin, Tom

Circa 1958

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Boats Moored At Helvick Pier

Fishing boats moored at Helvick Pier, Ring. The boats in the background are the ”Arctic Moon” from Dublin on the inside and the ”Elizmor” (D110) on the outside. In the foreground to the left is the reserve Helvick lifeboat.

TT90

Tobin, Tom

Circa 1950

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547

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Helvick Pier

A north facing view of Helvick Pier in Ring with some fishing boats moored to the pier. There is a sailing boat to the right of the photograph with the Helvick Lifeboat behind it. Fishing equipment is stacked along the pier. The Comeragh Mountains can be seen in the background.

TT29

Tobin, Tom

Circa 1953

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445

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The Quay Dungarvan

A photograph of the Quay in Dungarvan from the Causeway in Abbeyside. There is a sailing ship and some row boats in the Graving Bank to the left of the photograph. The Graving Bank was an area where ships and boats were repaired and cleaned. In the background from the left is the old Jail, Provincial Bank, Purser’s Brewery and Curran’s Hotel.

EK103

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1900

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Two Ferryboats At The Cunnigar

A group of boys on a ferryboat at the Cunnigar, on the other boat is Paddy Mac a ferryman who ferried people from Dungarvan to the Cunnigar. In the background is Abbeyside Church.

EK31

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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The Lookout Dungarvan

A group of people congregating on the slip at the Lookout in Dungarvan. Some of the people are in row boats possibly coming from the Cunnigar. The picture was taken from a boat on a summer’s evening. In the background are Abbey View houses built in c.1898 by a Mr. Hudson.

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Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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Boats At The Lookout Dungarvan

Fishing boats and a sailing boat at the Lookout in Dungarvan. The light in the water is the harbour light, the outer glass is coloured red to guide vessels entering the harbour at night. In the background is Tierney’s Cottage, Abbeyside Church and McGrath’s Castle. The boat in the foreground has P. Kennealy painted on the stern.

EK29

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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507

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Ship At The Lookout In Dungarvan

A sailing ship leaving the port of Dungarvan. The photgraph is taken from the Lookout. In the foreground is a young boy sitting in a boat. A sailing boat and some row boats are moored behind him. Abbeyside church is in the background across the water.

EK75

Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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505

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The Graving Bank Abbeyside

A one masted sailing boat and rowing boats on the Graving Bank off the causeway in Abbeyside. The Graving Bank was an area where boats were cleaned and repaired. In the background can be seen Strandside South and McGrath’s Castle.

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Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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The Graving Bank

A two masted ship at the Graving Bank beside the causeway in Abbeyside. The Graving Bank was an area where boats were cleaned and repaired. In the background to the left is the Railway Lodge.

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Keohan, Edmund

Circa 1902

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513

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John Donovan A Ring Fisherman

John Donovan a Fisherman from Ring in the Lady Kane, one of the last old fishing boats to sail out of Helvick.

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Tobin, Tom

Circa 1950

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880

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Helvick Lifeboat

Two men boarding the Helvick Lifeboat at Helvick Pier. Behind the Lifeboat is a sailing boat and fishing boats. In the background to the right of the photograph is a man fishing from the pier wall.

TT30

Tobin, Tom

Circa 1950

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950

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