The Clydagh Boat

The Clydagh Boat

It would be great if an American or European University could get involved in this project – there are so many Phd’s and papers under this lake that I’ve lost count. Strangely it doesn’t seem to be the sort of archaeology that Irish...
Clydagh Rocks Boat

Clydagh Rocks Boat

A small logboat, probably similar to the Rinnaknock Boat. It was discovered by Trevor Northage in 17ft of water close to Clydagh House, and filmed using a RunCam equipped targetting dropcamera and piggyback mounted Gopro Hero 4. The boat is approximately 10ft long and...
Devenish 1 Logboat

Devenish 1 Logboat

This is an undated boat in the main lake of Lough Corrib. It is partially buried, and the section that is visible is heavily scoured on both sides, leaving it very exposed and easy to photograph remotely. This boat could conceivably unlock some of the mysteries of the...
Devenish 2 Logboat

Devenish 2 Logboat

A very rare example of what appears to be a logboat with a live-well. This demonstrates a high level of fishing sophistication, with a likelihood that some method of keeping the fish alive existed on the shoreline close to habitation. The vessel remains almost...
The Castletown Boat

The Castletown Boat

36ft Long, the only sunken ancient vessel found to date in Co Mayo. Maybe they were better at keeping them afloat than the Galway lads. Probably Bronze age – yet to be filmed or inspected by UAU A video taken on a rough day of the Castletown...