Greenore Railway/Maritime Museum & Victorian Tea Rooms at Greenore Co-op

17/10/2026

17/10/2026

On 10th October 1918 just weeks before the end of the First World War, the mail boat -
“RMS Leinster” departed Kingston Harbour -(DunLaoghaire) on its journey to Holyhead. The vessel was torpedoed by German UBoat 123
shortly after leaving our shores, resulting in the loss of 570 lives. This tragedy remains the greatest single maritime disaster in the Irish Sea and left a lasting impact on families and communities across Ireland, Wales, Britain and beyond.
On Saturday last, 10th October the RMS Leinster Memorial Committee in their on-going dedication to preserving the memory of those who perished unveiled a new permanent monument which lists the names of all those lost.
We would like to thank Richard Cruise, Honorary Chairman and the RMS Leinster Memorial Committee for their kind invitation, which we attended on the day with our friends from Holyhead and the many families and organisations represented.
A solemn day, a wonderful tribute and a privelege to be part of it.

16/09/2026

Visitors to our museum today experiencing the fashion hats of the Victorian Era. Thank you for calling and enjoy the rest of your stay in Carlingford

16/09/2026

A date for your diary

15/09/2026

RAIL & SEA PRESENTATION
A presentation on the importance of Rail & Sea Transport between Ireland/Greenore and onwards throughout Great Britain from the late 1800’s recalling the story of the Connemara/Retriever Sea Tragedy on the 3rd November 1916 to include character re-enactors. Guest speaker - Brian Todd supported by Brian Larkin.
Time:3.30pm on Sunday 20th September 2026 in Assembly Room Greenore
Booking advisable -further information @ 085-7822791

09/09/2026

Fishing gear and feathers stocked up waiting on the arrival of the mackerel. Phone 085 - 7822791