- HMY
Iolaire was an iron-hulled
steam yacht that was
launched in
Scotland in 1881 as Iolanthe. She was
renamed Mione in 1898;
Iolanthe in 1900; and Amalthæa...
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temporary art installation, Sheòl nan
Iolaire, as a
memorial marking the 100th
anniversary of the
sinking of HMY
Iolaire, with the loss of 201 men, on 1 January...
- Highlands, on a
headland known as Eagle's Rock (Scottish Gaelic:
Creag na h-
Iolaire) near Dunbeath, Caithness, on 25
August 1942. The
crash killed 14 of 15...
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lobsters around the
islands and
throughout the Minch". On 1
January 1919,
Iolaire sank at the
entrance of the harbour, one of the
worst maritime disasters...
- of Holm off the east
coast of
Lewis were the site of the
sinking of HMS
Iolaire during the
first few
hours of 1919, one of the
worst maritime disasters...
- of Holm of the east
coast of
Lewis were the site of the
sinking of the
Iolaire during the
first few
hours of 1919, one of the
worst maritime disasters...
- a
steam yacht built as Iolanthe,
renamed Amalthæa, and
later renamed Iolaire Amalthea (1985), a
cargo ship This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- of
Lochalsh was the
departure point, on New Year's Eve 1918, of the HMY
Iolaire,
which was
bringing home
soldiers returning from
World War I to the Outer...
- : 110–111 Loss of life due to
World War I and the 1919
sinking of the HMY
Iolaire,
combined with emigration,
resulted in the 1910s
seeing unprecedented damage...
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island who were
returning home
after the war when the
Admiralty yacht HMY
Iolaire sank
within sight of
Stornoway harbour. Many
servicemen from
Lewis served...
