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Classic wooden speedboat build , sink, search for, recovery and rebuild.
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Simona1986 wrote: »Any idea of the cost? You've found enough to keep them busy for a good while anyway!
The divers do it as part of their training free of charge just a little donation to the club
as for the lifting beg steal and borrow and call in all favours 
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The divers do it as part of their training free of charge just a little donation to the club as for the lifting beg steal and borrow and call in all favours
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I’d say if you were to contact RTÉ they might do a segment on it on countryfiles or something like that. Tease the salvagers with exposure and stuff and it might be a case of goodwill paying their fee0 -
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A few more from this weekend, all in the same spot there is also a large mound where it goes from 12 meters to 3 maybe this could be the cause of the large waves or possibly something to hit in a troff when the lake is low, just a thought
I like this one.
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I imagine it may be hard to workout the exact position over her, but dd you try dropping a camera down?
My camera only has 20 foot of cable so I can only go down about 15 foot also with all the water from the peat bogs turning the lake brown you can only see a foot or two. Just heard the one above is an old wooden cruiser, on we go
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The shadow/shape above the bow looks like a yachts pulpit. I thought it could be an artifact of the sonar image, but it is on all the images.
When is the money (including lost growth) Michael Noonan took in the Pension Levy going to be paid back?
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I'm just asking the question, what would happen if some one else lifted the boat could they clame ownership ? I know it's unlikely.
No there is a law called steeling by finding where you can't just take something you find and keep it. I'm having the same problem with a boat I have my eye on but can't find the owner
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Any update on this?
I think I'm checking in on this thread more than I check courier sites when waiting for a delivery! No nothing yet, it's very busy on the Ree at this time of year with all sorts of stuff going on sailing, fishing,swiming and a raft race that the guy's do support for besides the search and rescue, don't worry as soon as I know something the world and it's mother will know
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No nothing yet, it's very busy on the Ree at this time of year with all sorts of stuff going on sailing, fishing,swiming and a raft race that the guy's do support for besides the search and rescue, don't worry as soon as I know something the world and it's mother will know
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The screams of delight will be heard in the four corners of Ireland if she's found and floated 0 -
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the beer revolu wrote: »I'm afraid to get my hopes up.
Been so disappointed in the past!
A bit like that myself now
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Seriously - garden hose, concrete block and a rope ladder - you'll be grand!
It really is like "mission impossible" along with trying to find the boat when the divers go down they have to be lowered as any kick of their flippers will stir up the silt. It's just not worth the risk of me going down as there could be ropes and fenders floating around that I could get caught up in, she already pulled me down by the kill cord and it wasn't till my lifejacket went off that I broke free It might have only been a second or two but it seemed a lot longer I'm not going to give her a second chance
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Have been following this from the start Fergal. Have to say you're a determined man. I wish you the best of luck with your search, hope success comes soon.
Whenever you have spare time, I've a haystack and you'll never guess what I've lost in it!
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on we go.
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