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...
Cornamona Wreck

Cornamona Wreck

We were surprised to film this.It appears to be a hooker type vessel, or a barge – inverted. It has dumped what may have been a cargo of turf all around the area, there also seem to be a lot small rocks, very out of place in this area of the lake. It may well be...
Clydagh 2 Logboat

Clydagh 2 Logboat

The C2 Boat, one of the very few ancient wrecks on Corrib that lie more or less North / South. A very similar sonar response to the Carrowmoreknock Boat. This vessel is completely buried, but was imaged using the narrow high power sidescan sonar band. The boat is...
The Glann Shore Crannog

The Glann Shore Crannog

The Victorians were great collectors and wonderful documenters of all that they found. While browsing a book on “Lake Dwellings of Ireland” I came across this illustration, and realised that it compared astonishingly well with an anomaly I found some years...