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North Devon's trade links with Ireland

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North Devon's trade links with Ireland
For many centures the ports of north Devon had strong trading links with various parts of the world. This page shows illustrations of some of the ports in Ireland to which ships sailed from Bideford, Barnstaple and some smaller ports. The pictures are taken from Ireland: its scenery, character, &c. by Mr. and Mrs. S.C.Hall (London: How and Parsons, 1841).
Vol. 1 page 18, no. 10.
St. Patrick's Bridge, Cork
Vol. 1 page 58, no. 26.
The cove of Cork
Vol. 1 page 80, no. 33.
The old lighthouse at Youghall
Vol. 1 page 86, no. 36.
Sir W.Raleigh's house at Youghall
Vol. 1 page 125, no. 51.
The old head of Kinsale
Vol. 1 page 302, no. 126.
The quay at Waterford
Vol. 2 page 302, no. 122.
The Custom House, Dublin
Vol. 3 page 120, no. 44.
Carrickfergus, Antrim
Creator: Devon Library and Information Services
Title: North Devon's trade links with Ireland
Imprint: : Devon Library Services
Date: 2003
Format: Web page : HTML
Series: Illustrations ; P381
Ref. no.: WEB IRELAND
Coverage: Devon . North Devon . Trade with Ireland . Illustrations
Last Updated: 28/01/2005


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