Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship Canvas Print

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The Jeanie Johnston was one of the important Famine ships of the 1800s. She operated out of the Southern ports of Ireland to mainly Canada. Recently she crossed the Atlantic and sailed up along the east coast of the States up to Canada and returned to Ireland where she is now docked in the Port of Dublin.
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The original ship and the replica were both built in Blennerhasset, near Tralee, in County Kerry.

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IRISH EMBASSY RESIDENCE, OTTAWA, CANADA

For illustrated TOURS OF IRELAND, finding your VISUAL ROOTS,and more , all using the images in this site Remember behind every image there is a story which is not possible to illustrate in a gallery context. www.irishlinksworldwide.com Welcome to My Ireland I was born in Dublin and attended University College Dublin graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. After a short spell of working in London I returned to Ireland and set up an architectural practice which was very successful. After becoming a member of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland I was elected a Fellow in 1985. In the early 70’s the practice expanded overseas and eventually had offices in Nigeria, Sudan and Libya along with doing work in...