Aug 16
The Jeanie Johnston is a replica of the ships that made the difficult journey to the United States during the Irish Famine in the 19th Century. It was docked in Cobh at the weekend and Ronan (pictured below in the galley) very kindly gave myself and Justin a tour of the ship! Thank you Donogh for ringing ahead, and I owe you a pint or two next time! Enjoy the photos!
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[...] Following on from the fireworks in Cobh and my look around the Jeanie Johnston, here’s some photos of the late-night concert that took place in Cobh town center. The crowd went a little mad dancing and singing along to this crazy looking band! Anyone know who they are? More photos after the jump.. [...]
it was really interesting to see this that i just found out that my great great grandparents came to quebec in 1849-1850. eugen murphy