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FEATURED VIDEO for April 2024.
SAORSTÁT ÉIREANN - THE CROSSHAVEN ROCKET CART
Recorded on the pier in Crosshaven on Sunday 15 June 2008
In 1801 about 10,000 sailors died at sea that year, most within a few hundred meters of the shore, as there was no way of getting a safety line to the ship. Something had to be done to prevent this needless loss of life.
This video describes a method used to rescue stranded sailors by using a rocket to fire a line to a ship. It was known as the Breeches Buoy rescue method. The cart and equipment illustrated in this video was stationed at Crosshaven, County Cork until 1998. The Breeches Buoy rescue method remained in use by the Coast Guard in Ireland for over 150 years until it was officially withdrawn from service in 2003.
Video Duration 24'56" Sharp eyed viewers may spot the spelling mistake on the cart!
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We are on Target for 13 May 2024 Launch
CROSSHAVEN.NET is online since 2002 and over the past 22 years we have undergone several reconfigurations and new editions.
2024 will see our latest website and it will be bigger and better than any of our previous editions (CLICK HERE to see images of some of our previous websites).
We want this edition to be the best ever directory and information website for residents and also for visitors to Crosshaven.
We have added numerous sections of information to this revised, updated and much expanded directory website. If we have missed any entry from our business section please let us know. In addition if the business data we have included has been revised we will update the entry as soon as we are notified.
Please also let us know if you spot mistakes or omissions with any of our site content.
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What This Website Strives To Achieve
INFORMATION ON CROSSHAVEN
We strive to provide a comprehensive directory on the village, it's location and transport facilities with applicable timetables.
SHORE SIDE INFORMATION
Details of services and facilities available to the community, such as schools, churches, health care etc.
WATER SIDE INFORMATION.
Information relevant to sailing, fishing and boating including tide timetables, safety notices and so on.
LOCAL HISTORY
A brief summary of the history of Crosshaven including information on Fort Meagher and the railway line.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Details of local shops, public houses, restaurants, accommodation, beauty parlours etc.
LEISURE FACILITIES
The Cork Harbour Greenway for cycling and walking along the river, local scenic areas, sports facilities, festivals and events
NOTICE
AN RÁS MÓR 2024 / OCEAN TO CITY RACE 2024
On Saturday 08.06.2024 and with thousands of spectators each year, An Rás Mór is a real flagship event for Cork Harbour.
It includes races over four course distances: the 28km (15nm) Ocean Course, 22km (12nm) Crosshaven to City Course,
the 13km (7nm) Monkstown Course and the 4km (2nm) Youth Course – all finishing in Cork’s city centre.
DETAILS IN THE PUBLIC NOTICE SECTION
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