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English: The concrete ship the 'SS Creteboom' in the River Moy, at Ballina, Co Mayo, Ireland. The ship was built at the time of time of WW1 when there was a lack of steel, and was later sold to the Ballina Harbour Commission for use as a sand-stop.
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- 2006-08-28 18:33 Monucg 648×486×8 (56586 bytes) The concrete ship the 'SS Creteboom' in the River Moy, at Ballina, Co Mayo, Ireland. The ship was built at the time of time of WW1 when there was a lack of steel, and was later sold to the Ballina Harbour Commission for use as a sand-stop.
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