Our History & Our Heritage
Carlingford to Cornamucklagh
Carlingford to Cornamucklagh
Carlingford to Cornamucklagh
Photo by Richard G Lewis - Free to use
History of this stretch of the Greenway coming soon !
Cornamucklagh to Newry
Carlingford to Cornamucklagh
Carlingford to Cornamucklagh
Copyrighted Photo - courtesy of John McCabe - Newry Historic Facts, Folktales & Photos on Facebook. History of this stretch of the Greenway coming soon !
Newry to Scarva
Carlingford to Cornamucklagh
Scarva to Portadown
© Copyright The Carlisle Kid and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
History of this stretch of the Greenway coming soon !
Scarva to Portadown
Scarva to Portadown
Scarva to Portadown
Portadown High Street on Market Day (c1900)
History of this stretch of the Greenway coming soon !
The Cretegaff
Scarva to Portadown
The Cretegaff
Between 1918 and 1920, 12 concrete Tugs and 54 concrete barges were launched around the UK. Four of the barges were built in Warrenpoint. Cretegaff is here in Carlingford Marina since 1988.
This short talk will focus on the 'Irish connections' with particular emphasis on Cretegaff, much admired in both Carlingford and in Drogheda
The talk will last for around 45 minutes with an opportunity to ask questions of thecaptain@thecretefleet.com at the end. The audience is limited to 100 participants and IF there is greater interest, a second session may be held at a later juncture
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