User:Lugnad

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Irish Maritime List Recent changes: maritime - Recent changes: Irish topics - edit count:>8,500+,

Hi, I have a number of medical problems, including parkinsons, and cannot contribute as I would like to. I might occasionally check in I am no longer a director of the National Maritime Museum. I am less involved with 'an on-line  resource for Irish Maritime History'.


 * I made my first edit on Wikipedia on 1 March 2005
 * on 10 August 2005, I created my first two articles: the Belfast Blitz and Series B Banknotes (Ireland).



Since then, I created:
 * Mary Stanford
 * Leukos
 * Irish Oak : GA
 * MV Kerlogue
 * Rochdale & Prince of Wales
 * Kingstown Lifeboat Disaster
 * Charles Bewley
 * Delia Murphy
 * John Richardson Wigham
 * Margaret Ball
 * Otto Jaffe
 * Innisfallen
 * UC-42
 * John Roach
 * Peter Campbell (naval officer)
 * Irish Mercantile Marine during World War II : GA
 * Irish maritime events during World War II
 * Cymric An Arklow schooner
 * James Postlethwaite Another Arklow schooner
 * Mary B Mitchell The most famous Arklow schooner
 * Kenneth King (artist)
 * Irish Willow

Sunday 8 May 2011 read for the story of the original Lugnad.

This fifth century stone, in the shape of a boat's rudder, marks the grave of Lugnad, helmsman to St Patrick.

Useful links I need to revisit: User:Lugnad/Admit | User:Lugnad/Cymric (schooner) | User:Lugnad/EditCounterOptIn.js | User:Lugnad/People | User:Lugnad/Sandbox | User:Lugnad/bewley | User:Lugnad/cil | User:Lugnad/icons | User:Lugnad/isl | User:Lugnad/maritime | User:Lugnad/naval commanders | User:Lugnad/people | User:Lugnad/sandbox | User:Lugnad/sandbox2 | User:Lugnad/timeline | User:Lugnad/vector.js
 * User:Tony1/How to improve your writing
 * Ten Simple Rules for Editing Wikipedia