Scottish vessel to support the Sea Stallion
Seatrek Training from Ardrishaig, Argyll, in Scotland will facilitate a support vessel for the Sea Stallion at the…
Ballyholme
In 1903 a grave containing a pair of bronze brooches, a bowl, fragment of chain and some textile were discovered at…
Woodstown
In 2003 archaeological investigations along the route of a proposed road near Waterford city uncovered a large…
Wexford
The town of Wexford, on Ireland’s south-east coast also owes its origins to the Vikings. Wexford is a distinctively…
Waterford
The Viking town of Waterford appears to have been founded around 914AD when it is recorded in the Fragmentary…
Rathlin Island
Rathlin Island is the site of the first recorded Viking attack on Ireland in 795 AD. A number of Viking graves,…
Larne
In 1840 a male skeleton and a number of artefacts were discovered by workmen constructing a railway line along the…
From horse cart to formula 1
Forget about aloof scientists in tall ivory towers. When the Sea Stallion’s endeavour and research is communicated,…
Safety first
The Sea Stallion follows in the wake of the Vikings, but when it comes to safety, the Viking Ship Museum does not…
No Sea Stallion under the influence
While rumours of drunkenness have pushed the alcohol policy of warships in the Danish navy into a heated public…