Tag: Irish rowing
Michael Dillon Revisited
Book Preview: The Trinity College VIII
Home Thoughts from Abroad
Ireland – The Land of Saints & Scullers
The Rowing Brothers who put Skibbereen on the Map
Rowing’s Links to the Founders of the GAA and Ireland’s Oldest Rowing Boat?
Limerick Boat Club Adapts After Darwin
Ireland’s Part in the Growth of the F.I.S.A. Family
RowingAdverts – One Year Old, and Growing…
Fantastic Mr Fox and His Relatives*
“What’s Seldom Is Wonderful”
Crewcial Collectables: Cigarettes, Whiskey & Wild Wild Women
Racing in Ireland in the mid-1940s: Fit Young Men
A Shadow of Cloud on the Stream*
Crewcial Collectables: A Family Heirloom
A Brief* History of the Cork Mechanics
The Irish Rowing Archive
The International Cup at Cork Regatta 1902 – The Two Poem Regatta
Carrickfergus Amateur Rowing Club: Remembering Their WW1 Fallen
Postcard Overprint 1: Merry Christmas!
The Legendary Casey Brothers
More on Murray Bridge and ‘The Cods’
The Case of CoD v Cods
A New Series about Rivers in Ireland
Mitchell & Kenyon – The Rowing Collection
1948 Olympics And The Thin Green Line, Part 2
1948 Olympics And The Thin Green Line, Part 1
Bookseller Selling Irish Rowing History Books
Neptune RC Out For A Spin!
Dermot St. John Gogarty at Trinity College, Dublin
The Currach – A Symbol Of Ireland
Greg Denieffe On The Mulholland Cup
Rowing On River Liffey
Greg Denieffe: The Story Of Dublin Rowing Club 1906-1942, Part 2
Greg Denieffe: The Story Of Dublin Rowing Club 1906-1942, Part 1
Penn’s Visit To Ireland In July 1901
More Irish Rowing
Royal Visits Benefit Irish Rowing
Hear The Boat Sing 