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If we turn back the pages of maritime history during …
Update 21/12/19: It seems there is a query and this …
This dramatic oil painting, ‘The Wreck of the St George‘ …
Between Bow Veg and Glen Wither, on the coast north …
Enter Cutlar Mac Culloch, a powerful rover from Galloway who …
It was Midsummer Day, and the Peel Herring Fleet, with …
Superstitious as were the Manxmen whose occupations were on land, …
Under the Chasms, on the shore, is a well near …
Four years ago, in a terrific gale, a ship from …
The old fishermen thought it very lucky to catch the …
When a man was out of his senses, he was …
One winter’s night a large ship came into the bay, …
In 1822, the vessel ‘Racehorse’ was lost off Langness on …
Nennius was a Welsh monk of the 9th century who …
There are many fishermen here to this day that declare …
It is said that an heiress of Eary Cushlin had …
The Manx fishermen, when out on the sea, used to …
The old fishermen of the Isle of Man have it …
In the old days Culain, the smith of the gods, …
When Paie Cregeen married Gorry Karran in Rushen Church she …
Ta Cashen ersooyl gys yn aarkey – Cashan has gone …
An extract from Mona Douglas and her Songs by George …
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