courtownharbour

That looks beachcombable! Behind and up from this streetview - goo.gl/maps/FwUYCSg18dR2

We have been down below before -

To quote Niall from yesterday, I'm getting deja vu again..

The left wharf lamp, bollards and chain are not there on the No. 2 Dredger photo. Mr French must have visited several times, as usual. But when ... ?! Ed. Wrong! The bollards and chain are there.

We agreed #2 Dredger was 1906-1914. This is certainly before 1914, both because the entire collection is and because this 1914 dance hall is not seen (looks like a handball alley here).

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It's a bit wet and windy where I am too! - www.bom.gov.au/products/national_radar_sat.loop.shtml

It's a bit close to the sea for Gorey. Other ones labelled Gorey have been Courtown.

goo.gl/maps/EscKRSKHyNBFdngv9

Flickr is sometimes labelled Courtown. In 2011 via nz_willowherb

Fascinating to compare with several of Mr French / Lawrence earlier (pre 1914) photos - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000317369

Streetview

Imagine a career dredging No.2's !!

maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,720005,656123,7,9

beachcomber australia And a scatological Limerick by beachcomber will land in 3 - 2 - 1... :D

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