Irish islands remapped after 106 years

Ireland's island-strewn Clew Bay has been re-mapped - after 106 years.

Fri, 23 Aug, 2002 - 19:41

Ireland's island-strewn Clew Bay has been re-mapped - after 106 years.

The new chart of the picturesque Co Mayo location off Westport, which is overlooked by Croagh Patrick, was unveiled today to replace one produced by the British Admiralty back in 1896.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Ireland Place: Clew Bay Place: Co Mayo Place: Westport Place: Dublin Person: Director Person: Peadar McArdle Person: Chairman Person: Michael Moran Organisation: British Admiralty Organisation: Tenix LADS Organisation: Geological Survey of Ireland Organisation: Westport Harbour Authority

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