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Derrycunihy was the name of a
number of
ships operated by
McCowan &
Gross Ltd, including: MV
Derrycunihy (1943), sunk
during the
Normandy Landings MV Derrycunihy (1945)...
- MV
Derrycunihy (MTS T72) was a
British cargo ship
impressed as a
military transport during the
Second World War. She was sunk off the
Normandy beaches...
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trainer aircraft INS Cheriyam (T72), a
patrol vessel of the
Indian Navy MV
Derrycunihy (1943),
impressed into the
Royal Navy as
Motor Transport Ship T72 This...
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Transport Ship (MTS) T72, a
general purpose cargo ship
named the MV
Derrycunihy. T72
joined a
convoy off Southend-on-Sea and
arrived off
Sword Beach...
- Landings. Soon
after D-Day, 43
Recce embarked on a
transport named the MV
Derrycunihy,
which arrived off
Sword Beach on the
evening of 20 June. High seas and...
- BBC WW2 People's War is an
online public history archive of
World War II
memories collected and
published by the BBC. The
project took
input from June...
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Divisional Reconnaissance Regiment who were
aboard the ill-fated MV
Derrycunihy. On the
night of 23 July 1944, the ship was anc****d off the
coast of...
- Ireland. It is
managed by Coillte.
Derrycunnihy Wood, also
known as
Derrycunihy Wood, was
legally protected as a
national nature reserve by the Irish...
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killed while 21
survivors were rescued. 209 Navy 1944 United
Kingdom Derrycunihy – On 24 June,
while transporting troops in
support of the
Normandy landing...
- the
Ministry of War
Transport (MoWT). In 1946 she was sold and
renamed Derrycunihy. A
further sale in 1952 saw her
renamed Argobeam. In
August 1955 an engine...
