May 3, 1769 – A complaint was made in one of the Cork Newspapers, of fifty French vessels fishing for mackerel on the coast near Bantry Bay, West Cork, without interruption from the revenue-cruziers.
May 3, 1769 – A complaint was made in one of the Cork Newspapers, of fifty French vessels fishing for mackerel on the coast near Bantry Bay, West Cork, without interruption from the revenue-cruziers.
06 Monday Oct 2014
Posted in Uncategorized
West Cork History 
Reblogged this on Mary Russell and commented:
A great post but then all these posts are great.
LikeLike
Pingback: From foreign fishing fleets in Ireland, 1531 Dermot O’Sullivan, ‘Prince of Bere and Bantry’ hangs English Captain that seized Spanish ship, 1572 Spanish and Basque fleets at Baltimore, 1586, O’Sullivan Bere and O’Driscoll