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Lifting Heritage Boat 77M

Posted by Michael Slevin 
Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
22 March, 2011 15:33
Thanks for the photos Ken.

... and now what's going to happen?
Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
22 March, 2011 16:01
Conor

There were lots of rumours but nobody knew for certain.

Ken
Re: Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
22 March, 2011 16:12
Anybody know....
Was 77M purpose built as a dredger...? Looking at Kens pics, her front is
much lower than an M boat but does'nt look to have been cut down.

M(W&W)F
Re: Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
22 March, 2011 16:16
According to D'Arcy she was a standard M boat. One of the last 3 built by
Ringsend Dockyard Co.
and the oracle (CMCW) says she was cut down to take the Priestman dredger.

Colin
Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
22 March, 2011 18:47
Some more photos of today's 77M lift, courtesy of James Burke.
Many thanks James for forwarding them to us.




(email users should click on the link above to see the photos).
Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
24 March, 2011 02:16
77M before it was lifted out at Fenniscourt...(Dublin Branch Photos)

[dublin.iwai.ie]
Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
25 March, 2011 00:50
note how clean 77m's bottom is after all the years without movement. It must be down to the very high water quality of the Barrow

John D.
MY Birgos
Re: Re: Lifting Heritage Boat 77M
25 March, 2011 01:24
More likely the scouring action of all the silt passing in the winter
John..!!

M(W&W)F
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