A Showcase of Articles, published here

Apostleship of the Sea (Stella Maris)

Crescent City – Mexican Silver Dollars

Drevar’s Gold & Wellington Pennies

Fethard Lifeboat Disaster.

G2, the coast-watching service and the Battle of the Atlantic

Ireland’s Mercantile Marine during the Second World War

Irish Poplar

John DeLap – Imperial Russian Navy

John Philip Holland (Submarines)

John Richardson Wigham: lighthouse engineer, inverter and businessman.

Lord Cloncurry and the Aid

My experience of being shipwrecked

M.V. Plassy: Rescue

Maritime Art and Dún Laoghaire

Morven Disaster. December, 1906.

MV Kerlogue, as exemplar of neutral Irish ships during World War II; attacked by both sides and rescued both sides.

The loss of troopship Rival from history

The eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries are described as the golden age of smuggling.

Tayleur | First Titanic | shipwrecked | great loss of life

The Argentine Republic Emigration Scheme

The Man in the Tank

The Man of War Head: A Mystery Solved.

The Mystery of the Titanic

The wanderer at Kingstown and John Masefield

Fate of U-20, the U-boat which sank Lusitania

U-35 in Dingle during WW2

The barges which ferried barrels of Guinness on the River Liffey