School: Callystown, Drogheda (roll number 14252)
- Location:
- Callystown, Co. Louth
- Teacher: S. Ó Murchadha
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- 1867
The Richard Cobbleon came in North of the Boyne. She was sailing in ballast. There was no one lost.1867
The Argus came in at Casey's on the head. She was loaded with coal. The men got safe by clambering over rocks. The ship was broken up.1870
The Roberanter came ashore North-West of the pier. Her cago was coal. There were no lives lost.1873
The British Viceroy came in at Port she was in ballast. No lives lost.1873
The Iron cross went ashore at Dunany with a cargo of costic. The crew were saved1874
The Regina ground at Porft in a storm with a cargo of coal.1877
The Walter Scott came in at maguires burrow. She was a very big ship and was loaded with coal.1877
The Alexandrea came in on the same day with a cargo of wine. She came in on the big strand. He bottom was torn out. The people of Clogher were employed shifting the wine. When this was done a false bottom was put in. Tugs took her too(continues on next page)
