Boyne Fishermen Rescue and Recovery Service volunteers rescue dog 'tangled in moorings'
The alarm was raised around 8.30pm
Source: lmfm.ie
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Fourth ancient logboat discovered in River Boyne
An expert has confirmed that the latest discovery is part of an old dugout canoe.
Source: lmfm.ie
Sailing in Ireland – An Activity Which Defies Analysis?
22nd May 2021 Cometh the hour, cometh the boat. The Laser may have been around for more than fifty years, but thanks to being solo sailed, it was one of the real "Saviours of Sailing" when easings of lockdown were permitted. The Irish Class will be staging the first officially-sanctioned Dinghy Nationals, with their MGM Boats-sponsored Championship at the Royal St George YC on June 12th-13th "Sailing is a lifestyle activity which evolves as an expression of a vehicle sport afloat". There you go. So now you know. And please note that it's "lifestyle" and not "lifetime", though the latter also...
Source: afloat.ie
Pat Kenny witnesses a street brawl in Dalkey: '30 or 40 people at it full pelt'
Radio: ‘Thinking about this reopening,’ the Newstalk presenter says. ‘Are we really prepared?’
Source: irishtimes.com
Logboats Spotted by Drone in River Boyne Confirmed as New Discoveries
Logboats Spotted by Drone in River Boyne Confirmed as New Discoveries 11th May 2021 An image captured by drone of one of two logboats spotted in the River Boyne now confirmed to be new discoveries Credit: Anthony Murphy/Mythical Ireland It’s been confirmed that two of three logboats spotted by drone in the River Boyne in recent weeks are new discoveries, and could date from medieval times. Over subsequent days he spotted the outlines of two more logboats in close proximity, though he presumed they were among a number of such vessels already known to the National Monuments Service (NMS).
Source: afloat.ie