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Harry Thompson
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Family photos and vids
Band of the Royal Irish Regiment at Trinity College Dublin
Band of the Royal Irish Regiment at Trinity College Dublin
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Some photos of Northern Ireland, over the years
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Some photos of Northern Ireland, over the years
The Irish Regimental Bands on Parade, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
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on Parade at Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
the 'Empress of Australia'
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the story of this Canadian Pacific "Empress" liner - 1914- 1956
The fishing vessel "'Green Pastures" departs N.Ireland - bound for New Zealand 1965
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a 'send off' from Annalong, Co Down
Band of the Royal Irish Regiment at Trinity College Dublin Part 1.
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The bugles, Pipes and drums
a little fella does a great job at Coleraine, Co Antrim
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a 'trainee' band conductor
Band of the Royal Irish Regiment - Part 2
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the lads from Ulster at Trinity College Dublin
First class really enjoyed it thank you.🙋🌹
I was there (Tigers Bay) when that mural was painted, the good old days.
I live in bellfast and i allways go pastbit
Songs of Praise with Sir Harry Secombe? 😊
Some fabulous photos. A reminder we walk this earth for a time and then it's the next person's turn but lovely to get a glimpse what went before. Hope the generations to come will enjoy our physical environment in whatever form that evolves. Hopefully not too overpopulated, not overdeveloped but that's up to them I suppose! 😄
My father was an officer on the Carinthia! great to watch this!
The Irish government are going to invest and take over H&W. It will then be known as Harland & Wolf Tonnes.
According to some rumours, the Pamir was planned as a second five masted, full rigged ship of the Laeisz' enterprise, a consort, or a sister, to the Preussen. And Preussen herself did not last too long.♍
Pamir: a disaster that should NEVER happen. 😊
Man muss nur auf das Verhalten der Mitarbeiter bei Siam Secure schauen um zu verstehen
Not one photo of derry , no bigotry there .. typical 😂😂😂
Hey, nothing to it. Both the guys on the bridge and the pier are Vikings. It's in their blood, as it is in mine. Born and raised in Bergen. Sailed with my old grandfather when I was a kid to his Island all summer long. He loved the tougher days.
Sounds like you had the sound mic shoved up somebody's arse !!!!!!!
Heave to anchor , basic drill for crew. Next !
left Belfast 1967 for london, lived Albertbridge Road. It was hard at times, growing up. BUT, still the best city and the best people in the world.
A fine job many thanks.
MV Chindwara,wish i was at sea then.
-Well, that had as much to do with the anchor crew as the captain, but he made the call and had the responsibility, so kudos.- Curious why they didn't anchor or cruise at sea until a safer landing could be made. Something to do with profit, no doubt. Edit: Nope, I was wrong. The anchor wasn't being payed out. It was dragging. That was all bridge crew.
I've used an anchor like that on a small boat, but I'm glad I wasn't on the bridge of that ship. Full marks to the amazing skill of that crew.
Wow!
Man had two bow thrusters and still used the anchor. The sea was wild that day my friends.
This is like the Jack Sparrow move against Salazar! 😂
I saw this video by chance. I was RO for three trips to Canada and the Lakes in 1964 and ironically left the ship 60yrs ago today. Andy Dougall signed my discharge. Great memories of the ship and how lively she was!!
The guy in the bow throwing the line ashore in the last three seconds had ONE JOB to perfect the evolution and fkt it up. Take another look
To you Captain and your whole crew WELL DONE
the sinking of PAMIR is one of the biggest catastrophies of after the war Germany. I remember the sad feelings very well, beeing a boy of 15 years then. It's perhaps worth to know that there are still two sisterships can be visited in Germany. 1.) PASSAT in the city of Travemünde at the baltic coast. 2.) PEKING after a complete restauration recently in the city of Hamburg. PEKING is now luckily home at her home- town, beeing abroad at various stations in the world.
PASSAT and PEKING are also Cape Horners and rounded the Horn many times. They belong to the famous flying P - liners
My mum myself and my brother emigrated /sailed from Liverpool to Canada my dad flew over 6 months before to secure a job and a house ...my mum got homesick so after 5 years we returned on Carinthia I remember we were in a bad storm 3 days had to have our meals in the cabin mum had seasickness injections and I had sickness tablets ..my dad and brother flew back B.o.a.c. I still have the flight tickets my late mum saved...from 1966 ...Great memories my dad worked in the goldmines in South porcupine..we lived in a few places including Timmins
ah 2020, the time when we could have boat videos with sound instead of that annoying yooooo hooooo song
Interesting video. Thank you for this
Yes. Amazing!
Glad to see this original post again.. This clip is circulating on " 10 worst nautical fails" type click bait sites.. which is wrong. Masterful boat handling.
Nice video , cheers for the trip down memory lane 👍
Em preso manter
Top of the pop captain 🙂
why is shit like this always at eleven? post a video from psych and it's all whispers..
Wow
Can I have the pictures remain on the screen for longer.
mooring boys down on pier were terrified
Interesting to see all the scenery I left in 1972 for Canada with hubby 3 year old 5 year old kids missed it a lot at first mostly my family went back a lot while my parents were alive but you do what’s the best for your children thing look really peaceful now keep it that way life is too short
A superb display of ship handling.
Somebody put the Dr Dre tune over this and the Thug Shades on the Bridge
Bet that anchor left abit of a trail
did a trip on her in 96 out of Westport with Fred Fishburne and the Butcher set netting for seal shark livers. what a beautiful vessel ! saw her parked up years later in Tauranga having apparently been involved in the Rena salvage...
Fascinating, thank you.
Well done! How hard was it blowing?
If you ever tried yourself to swim in 3 meter waves. Just imagine the amount of technology displayed in this video. From metal ore mining to digital engine control. This is ode to human intelligence.
Amazing well done boys
Hardly seems worth it.
The listing is just because of wind? o.o
Bravo Captain and crew.