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THE BREECHES BUOY RESCUE EQUIPMENT
Did you know about the close links the Coast Guard and Fort Camden share? The Breeches Buoy Rocket cart!
Below is a link to the Irish Coast Guard Historic Society home page with kind permission from Vince Farr & Skully - the Intrepid…
Below is a link to the Irish Coast Guard Historic Society home page with kind permission from Vince Farr & Skully - the Intrepid…
Rescue Camden
Vince Farr: "The first few days Skully & Vince ‘ Rescue Camden ‘"
RESCUECAMDEN.COM
Vince Farr: "Norma, this is what we started with …. the name ‘RESCUE CAMDEN’"Skully: "We started all this .... we were the first people in there ..... we brought our own Garden Tools"Original Website drafts showcasing the incredible foresight of…
FORT CAMDEN (winter)
A montage of photography by Joleen Cronin, Siobhan Russell and Gary Sullivan, with music by Skully.
CAMDEN Old & Now
Skully: "This is what it looked like when we went in for the first time :-) " A selection of photographs showing Fort Camden in its former glory, and as it looked in 2010 when Vince Farr, Skully and a team of volunteers, began the daunting task of…
Fort Camden School Timetable
Class Timetable: Monday to Saturday 5.00pm - 7.00pm.
Simultaneous lessons comprising of: Mathematical Geography, History, Agriculture, Emigration, the Atmosphere and General Studies.
Simultaneous lessons comprising of: Mathematical Geography, History, Agriculture, Emigration, the Atmosphere and General Studies.
1859 Fort Camden School
An interesting set of statistics relating to the Fort Camden Prison School. Classes, Admissions, Number of people on books & Discharges.
1860 Fort Camden Prison School Statistics
T. Ryan writes a report of the prisoners in Fort Camden for the attention of the Directors of Convict Prisons, Dublin Castle.
1860 Roman Catholic Chaplin's Report
John J. Crowe writes a report of the prisoners in Fort Camden for the attention of the Directors of Convict Prisons, Dublin Castle.
1860 Protestant Chaplin's Report
John Weately writes a report of the prisoners in Fort Camden for the attention of the Directors of Convict Prisons, Dublin Castle.