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The following are Arklow Schooners

WW2

Name	Built	in Arklow	left Arklow	Demise	Fate	builder	owner	width=33%\|Career	Notes
Agnes Craig 88705	1884	1912	1952	1952	broken up	Ferguson & Baird, Connah's Quay	Kearon & Tyrrll
Antelope	1885	1898				Wexford Dockyard Company	L O'Toole	Traded with Black Sea and with Newfoundland Laid up 1930, Reactivated 1939	Last ship built in Wexford
Cymric	1893	1907	1944	1944	vanished with all hands, en route to Lisbon	W Thomas of Amlwch	R Hall		Q-ship in WWI
de Wadden	1917	1922	1961;			Waterhuizen, Holland			Last Arklow-owned Sailing schooner
Gaelic	1898	1923	1952	1952	Lost on Frenchman's Rock, Melmore Head, Donegal				Q-ship in WWI
Happy Harry	1894	1921
Harvest King
Invermore
James Postlethwaite
JT&S
Mary B Mitchell
ME Johnson
Venturer
William Ashburner
Windermere

Rest

Ardmore carrying 500 cattle and 500 pigs from Cork to Fishguard struck a mine and sank. 20 crew and 4 drovers lost 12 Nov 1940 Oil painting by Kennneth King National Maritime Museum of Ireland

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table

year	Ireland	Britain	France	Germany
Food consumption, per capita, in Calories^[1]
1934/38	3,109	3,042	2,714	2,921
1946/47	3,059	2,854	2,424	1,980

References

^ Food and Agricultural Organisation, Draft Report: European Programmes of Agricultural Reconstruction and Development (Washington 1948), pages: 47-51, Table 9.

[calorie-1] Food and Agricultural Organisation, Draft Report: European Programmes of Agricultural Reconstruction and Development (Washington 1948), pages: 47-51, Table 9.

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