Scoil: Naomh Bríghid, Blackwater (uimhir rolla 7036)

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1. Local Happenings - The Wreck of the Pomona (ar lean)

   

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   and one passenger named William Taylor a native of New Ross escaped. Her Captain is buried in Ard Colum a few miles to the north of here, Her doctor in Ballyvaldon a local cemetery and John and Henry Blair in Ballyvalloo a Cemetery.

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2. Local Happenings - Wreck of Pomona

   

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   Wreck of 'Pomona': Mike Malone of Inch Blackwater says the 'Pomona' was wrecked on a calm day. That the captain was 'mad' drunk and ran her on the bank purposely. The passengers were hatched down and practically all were drowned. When the ship broke up corpses strewed the local beach and plough horses refused to work in the fields along shore.
   He also told me that the local fishermen were warned of continuing storms hearing music from the location of the wreck Her rudder and figure head are often on exhibition during Feis Carman.
   Every old person here maintains that the ship was deliberately run aground by the captain in a fit of drunken rage.

   

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