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Sea Serpent in Dublin Bay in 1917

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  • #2
    luckyfrank
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    enfield wrote: »
    I was meandering through a Midland newspaper dated July 1917 (as you do) and came across the following short article. I include it for your views.
    http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a40/clondaleek/Image1-1.jpg
    Regards.
    Tom.


    Fantastic read i was imaginging myself there in those times

    As to what the monster is i have no idea but the description would have you believe mary harney was alive and well in the early part of the century and swimming in dublin bay


  • #3
    dubtom
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    Has to be said, the quality of journalism in those days is so much more eloquent than the trash written today, I think I'd actually buy a newspaper if it was written like that.Oh, and Obviously nessie was on holliers.


  • #4
    IRISH RAIL
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,097 ✭✭✭IRISH RAIL


    loved the article its amazing to see they used proper english back then imagine talking to someone today using those type of words people would think you were crazy


  • #5
    Kernel
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    One was seen many years ago in Cahore, Co. Wexford as well.


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