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BALLYGRAINEY - IMO 8116659

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Photographer:
Joe Carroll [ View profile ]
Added:
Jun 14, 2008
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Image Resolution:
1,704 x 1,164

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Northern Ireland once had a proud fleet of colliers ,but coal is now imported in containers. One fine coal ship was the "Ballygrainey" which was owned by Catherwoods (If memory serves),seen here in 1987

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Current name:
PANAGIOTIS T

Former name(s):

 -  Hum Grad (Until 2006 Aug)

 -  Finida (Until 2003 Dec)

 -  Sea Kite (Until 2002 Nov)

 -  Dunany (Until 2001)

 -  Cowdray (Until 1994 Jun)

 -  Ballygrainey (Until 1990)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
1,785 tons
Summer DWT:
2,535 tons

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Ships under Repair or Conversion - 1 photos

General cargo ships built 1980-1989 (Under 3000gt) - 21 photos

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Thanks for this posting Solan. Theres a Y missing from her name, it should br BALLYGRAINEY. At one time Kellys had over 30 ships, the Ballygrainey was the last one they had built.
When you refer to Catherwoods, your almost right, you mean Cawoods, their last ship was the Pinewood. Most of the coal comes to Belfast now in 20,000 bulkers.

Regards,Anders

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Thanks anderskane,
Of course you are right on both counts. Seems the passing years are taking their toll on the old memory. It was a lovely ship though.
Best Regards

Joe

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Thanks for this posting Solan. Theres a Y missing from her name, it should br BALLYGRAINEY. At one time Kellys had over 30 ships, the Ballygrainey was the last one they had built.
When you refer to Catherwoods, your almost right, you mean Cawoods, their last ship was the Pinewood. Most of the coal comes to Belfast now in 20,000 bulkers.

Regards,Anders

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