| No Ministerial decision before next month on Asgard II, |
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The latest in the excellent Irish Times coverage of the saga is here Other Asgard posts: tenders-sought-for-asgard-salvage asgard-ii-upright-on-the-seabed-and-salvageable Afloat is compiling Asgard memories. Did you sail on the ship or do you just remember seeing her sailing by? If you would like to share any thoughts please log on to the afloat.ie forum or post a comment below.
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Eoin Burns
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We've simply got to raise the charming and understated Ashard II. It's the pride of the nation. My very first memory of the Asgard II was that I was on the iconic boat in Australia at the Tall Ships Race in the early nineties. My father was the Fist Officer onboard the Asgard which sailed from Ireland to participate at the races. The reasons for raising (and restoring) the Asgard II are compelling. It is an understated and a charming boat - it PROUDLY flies the flag for Ireland with its beautiful green colour and not to mention the lady (what's she called? The Asgard II mermaid?) at the front of the boat. The ship has so much heritage - we can't afford to put this under the carpet. We've got to see it back happily afloat, docking at the ports of Ireland and sailing, teaching people how to sail the wonderful boat. |
Phillip Llewhellin
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Asgard II A popular visitor to the port of Milford Haven. Lets get her back up and into service for the young people to enjoy again |
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