Another Mystery Boat…..
Name and Number?
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Mermaid Sailor
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Mermaid Sailor
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Clare
No 11 Oonagh
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Mermaid Sailor
No to both 11 Oonagh and 26 Thumbalina!
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patrick
Thumbalina 26 just because I don’t want to get caught out.
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paddy dillon
seria no 38
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paddy dillon
syrena no 38
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Mermaid Sailor
Correct. It is Syrena. She has a distinctive shape to her planks below the waterline!
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kinearly, 
Alanna141, and 2 others are discussing. 
paddy dillon, 
patrick, and 1 other are discussing. 
Clare 19:29 on 26 February 2011 Permalink |
Is it 123 vee
Mermaid Sailor 03:12 on 27 February 2011 Permalink |
No Clare it’s not Vee, or any boat owned by your family or extended family
kinearly 19:57 on 27 February 2011 Permalink |
Is it Milkwood No 29
clare 20:17 on 27 February 2011 Permalink |
Is it Aoibheann think the number is 163 or banana boat as it was sometimes called
Mermaid Sailor 03:23 on 28 February 2011 Permalink |
It’s not Milkwood 29, Tuskar 163 or Aoibheann 168.
kinearly 10:24 on 28 February 2011 Permalink |
Aideen 21
Alanna141 11:52 on 28 February 2011 Permalink |
Alan, that’s a close guess. Close in terms of a connection between the family who owned Aideen and the mystery boat……
kinearly 19:01 on 28 February 2011 Permalink |
Una C 113 ?
Mermaid Sailor 20:38 on 28 February 2011 Permalink |
Nice one Alan, it’s Una C, No. 113 built in 1963 by Tom Kearney in the East Wall premises of his father James or Jem Kearney. Jem was brother of John Breslin Kearney, the designer of the Dublin Bay Mermaid.
The family connection between 21 Aideen and 113 Una C, is that both were owned at the same time by the O’Neill family of NYC.