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Einem E-Mail-Wechsel mit den externer LinkCommissioners of Irish Lights verdanke ich die folgende Tabelle. Mit Stand Dezember 2000 sind hier alle aktiven irischen Leuchttürme aufgeführt. Bei meinem Irlandaufenthalt habe ich leider nur zwei der Leuchttürme gesehen.

Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Dun Laoghaire West
53°18.2'
6°07.8'
1850
Temporary light 1841. Present structure 1850.
31.3.1930
Granite tower, green lantern
9
11
ML300 lantern with internal green filter and 12 V 20W tungsten halogen lamps on 6 phase lampchanger, powered by four 38W solar panels charging a 400Ah battery.
Fl (2) G 7.5s
07
Dun Laoghaire East
53°18.1'
6°07.6'
1847
Temporary light 1822. Present structure 1847.
31.10.1977
Granite tower, red lantern
12
17
187.5mm annular lens. AC rotation motors. Electric L3 lamps, two-tier lampchanger.
Fl (2) R 10s#
17
Kish Bank
53°18.7'
5°55.3'
1965
Established 9.11.1965. Previously marked by a lightship from 1811.
March 1992
White concete tower, red band
31
29
Electric Pharos PRB21 revolving lamp array, sealed beam 12V 40W lamps.
Fl (2) W 20s*
22
Racon (T);
Fog Signal horn (2) 30s
Muglins
53°16.5'
6°04.5'
1880
Light established 1906.
--
White conical tower, red band
14
375mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor in buoy lantern photocel control. Electric 12V 50W tungston halogen lamps in six-place TF3B flasher/ lampchanger.
Fl W 5s
11
Wicklow Head
52°57.9'
5°59.8'
1818
Original front & rear towers 1781. Original front tower demolished circa 1818. Second front & rear towers 1818. Rear light discontinu-ed 1863. Present structure is 1818 front tower.
31.3.1994
White tower
14
37
500mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric MBI/BD 1kW lamps.
Fl (3) W 15s
23
Tuskar
52°12.2'
6°12.4'
1815
31.3.1993
White tower
34
33
500mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric MBI 1kW lamp.
Q (2) W 7.5s*
24
Racon (T);
Fog Signal horn (4) 45s
52°07.3'
6°55.7'
c.1172
Original light circa 5th century. Tower built circa 1172. Lantern added 1791. Upper structure 1859.
29.3.1996
White tower, two black bands
35
46
500mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric MBI/BD 1 kW lamp.
Fl W 3s#
23
Racon (K);
Fog Signal horn (2) 45s
Dunmore East
52°08.9'
6°59.3'
1825
15.6.1922
Grey granite tower, white lantern

16
13
250mm cylindrical refractor. Electric L11 lamps
Fl WR 8s
W 17
R 13
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
52°04.7'
7°33.1'
1858
1929?
White tower
13
16
500mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric, cluster of three 100W softtone lamps.
Fl (2) WRG 10s

W 10
R/G 8
Mine Head
51°59.6'
7°35.2'
1851
20.8.1973
White tower, black band

21
87
920mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric L24 lamps in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl (4) W 20s
28
51°56.5'
7°50.5'
1852
Original tower 1190, discontinued 1542. Present structure built on same site 1852.
21.12.1939
White tower
15
24
500mm cylindrical lens. Electric L11 lamps in LC15 lampchanger
Fl WR 2.5s
W 17
R 13
Ballycotton
51°49.5'
7°59.1'
1851
28.3 1992
Black tower and lantern, enclosed in white walls
15
59
Electric Pharos PRB21 revolving lamp array.
Fl WR 10s#
W 21
R 17
Fog Signal horn (4) 90s
51°47.6'
8°15.3'
1835
Original tower 1817, dismantled in 1835 and re-erected at Duncannon North.
1.4.1995
White tower
15
30
700mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric L25 lamps in UVLA40 lampchanger.
Fl WR 3s#
W 20
R 16
Fog Signal horn 30s
Charlesfort
51°41.7'
8°29.9'
1804
Original light 1665? Present structure 1804?
?
Lantern at SW rampart of fort
18
250 catadioptric cylindrical refractor with silvered copper mirror. Propane gas GG35/ two AGA PKS-130 burners.
Fl WRG 5s*
W 8
R 5
G 6
Old Head of Kinsale
51°36.3'
8°31.9'
1853
Original light circa 1683. Temporary lantern added 1804. New lighthouse built 1814; discontinued 1853 when present structure was established.
1.4.1987
Black tower, two white bands
30
72
Biform 920mm cata-dioptric annular lens with Pharos PRB22 gearless drive. Electric L24 lamps
Fl (2) W 10s#
25
Fog Signal horn (3) 45s

Galley Head
51°31.7'
8°57.1'
1878
31.1.1997
White tower
21
53
Biform 920mm catadioptric annular lens (lower tier not in use) with Pharos PRB22 gearless drive. Electric MBI/BD 1kW lamps.
Fl (5) W 20s
23
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Copper Point

51°30.2'
9°32.0'
1864
Light established 1.6.1977
--
White round tower
16
Irish Lights modified lantern with 20W tungsten halogen lamp and flasher, powered by two 38W solar panels and a 760Ah battery
Q (3) W 10s
08
51°23.3'
9°36.1'
1904
First lighthouse 1854. Present structure completed 1904; light established 27.6.1904. There was a light on Cape Clear prior to 1810 until 1854.
March 1989
Grey granite tower
54
49
Biform 920mm cata-dioptric annular lens (main light in upper tier, standby in lower) with Pharos PRB22 gearless drive. Electric MBI/BD 1kW lamps
Fl W 5s#
27
Racon (G);
Fog Signal horn (4) 60s
Crookhaven
51°28.6'
9°42.2'
1843
Earlier than 1921?
White tower
14
20
500mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric, cluster of three 100W softtone lamps
LFl WR 8s
W 13
R 11

51°26.9'
9°49.2'
1909
Established as fog signal station in 1909. Light estab-lished 1.10.1959. Fog signal discon-tinued 1969.
31.3.1993
Concrete platform and lantern
55
300mm lantern. Electric L24 lamp.
Iso W 4s
15
DGPS
51°32.5'
9°50.8'
1968
--
White building
7
83
800mm dioptric drum lens. Electric L24 lamps in UVLA 590 lampchanger.
Fl (3) WR 15s

W 18
R 15
51°37.1'
9°55.0'
1850
Light established 23.11.1965.
--
White round tower
20
62
dioptric drum lens. Electric L24 lamps in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl (2) WR 10s*

W 17
R 14
Castletownbere Directional Light

51°38.8'
9°54.3'
1965
--
White hut, red stripe

6
4
Irish Lights made optic apparatus. Electric L8/UVLA 40 lamp changer.
Dir Oc WRG 5s
W 14
R/G 11

Roancarrig
51°39.1'
9°44.8'
1847
12.11.1975
White round tower, black band
18
300mm catadioptric drum lens. Electric 1500W 110V filament lamp in UVLA lampchanger.
Fl WR 3s
W 18
R 14
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
51°35.5'
10°18.1'
1889
There was a lighthouse on Calf Rock from 1866 until destroyed by a storm in 1881.
March 1991
White tower
15
83
Pelangi PRL400 electric lantern with 35W CDM discharge lamp powered by 32 50W solar panels and a 24V 5,500Ah battery.
Fl W 15s
21
Racon (N) 3&10cm
51°46.2'
10°32.5'
1967
Upper & lower lighthouses 1826. Upper lighthouse discontinued 1870 (on establishment of Inishtearaght). Lower tower demolished and new tower on same site completed 1967; other buildings modernised.
March 1987
White tower
12
53
500mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric MBI 1kW lamp in ULVA40 lampchanger.
Fl (3) W 10s
27
51°55.5'
10°18.3'
1891
Light established 1913.
--
White conical tower, red stripe
25
Electric Precision Entry Light with 35W tungsten halogen lamps.
Oc WRG 4s
W 11
R/G 8
51°55.5'
10°18.3'
1891
Light established 1913. Rear light discontinued 16.8.1967;
re-established 9.3.1977.
--
White, red stripe on wall
43
Electric PL155 lantern.
Oc W 4s
5
Cromwell Point
51°56.0'
10°19.3'
1841
4.11.1947
White tower
15
16
920mm dioptric cylindrical refractor with three rotating screens. Electric L11 lamp in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl WR 2s
W 17
R 15
52°04.5'
10°39.7'
1870
March 1988
White tower

17
84
920mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric MBI/BD 1kW lamp.
Fl (2) W 20s##
27
Racon (O)
Little Samphire Island
52°16.2'
9°52.9'
1854
2.1.1956
Blue round stone tower
17
250mm dioptric cylindrical refractor. L6 lamp in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl WRG 5s
W 16
R/G 13
Scattery Island
52°36.3'
9°31.0'
1872
27.10.1933
White tower
12
15
187.5mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor with catadioptric silver plated mirror. Propane gas three AGA GG16 burners with PKS 130 flasher.
Fl (2) W 7.5s*
10
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Corlis Point (Front)
52°37.8'
9°36.3'
1998
Established on 20.9.1998
--
Concrete hut
8.9
Electric. Day: four RL355 250W 120V range lanterns. Night: ML300 250W 120V
Oc W 5s**
Day: 7
Night: 10
Corlis Point (Rear) Querrin Pier
52°37.8'
9°35.3'
1998
Established on 20.9.1998
--
Lattice Mast
27.7
Electric. Day: six RL355 250W 120V range lanterns. Night: ML300 250W 120V
Oc W 5s**
Day: 7
Night: 10
Kilcredaune
52°34.8'
9°42.5'
1824
16.12.1931
White tower
13
41
150mm annular lens. Electric 100W softtone lamp.
Fl W 6s
13
52°33.7'
9°55.9'
1854
First light circa 1670; discontinued circa 1770; re-established 1720. New light-house established 1802. Replaced by present tower 1854.
31.3.1991
White tower
23
84
920mm catadioptric annular lens with mirrors. Electric MBI/BD 1kW in ULVA 40 lampchanger.
Fl (4) W 20s
23
DGPS
Blackhead, Clare
53°09.2'
9°16.0'
1936
Built by Galway Harbour
Commissioners. Transferred to Commissioners of Irish Lights from 13.4.1955.

--
White square concrete tower

8
20
250mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Propane gas, three AGA GG16 burners with two AGA PKS 130 flashers
Fl WR 5s*
W 11
R 8
Inisheer
53°02.8'
9°31.5'
1857
31.3.1978
White tower, black band
34
34
400mm catoptic revolving mirror. Electric MBI/BD 400W lamp.
Iso WR 12s
W 20
R 16
Racon (K)
Cashla Bay Directional Light (Lion Point)
53°15.8'
9°33.9'
1984
--
White square concrete tower on column
4
6
Electric Precision Entry Light AGA PEL MkIV 40W
Dir Iso WRG 4s
W 8
R/G 6
Straw Island
53°07.0'
9°37.9'
1878
30.9.1926
White tower
11
11
Electric Pharos PRB46 Mk1 revolving lamp array.
Fl (2) W 5s
15
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Eeragh
53°08.9'
9°51.4'
1857
There was a lighthouse on Inishmore from 1818 to 1857.
21.12.1978
White tower,two black bands
31
35
Electric Pharos PRB24 revolving lamp array, 36W 12V lamps.
Fl W 15s
23
Slyne Head
53°24.0'
10°14.0'
1836
North & south lighthouses established 1836. South lighthouse discontinued 1898.
March 1990
Black tower
24
35
Two tier 1000mm glass reflector with Pharos PRB22 gearless drive. Electric MBI 1kW lamps.
Fl (2) W 15s
24
Racon (T) 3&10cm
Inishgort
53°49.6'
9°40.2'
1827
Original light 1806.
?
White tower
8
11
Tideland ML300 lantern with 20 W tungsten halogen lamps, powered by 4x50W solar panels charging a 510 Ah battery.
Lfl W 10s
10
Achillbeg
53°51.5'
9°56.8'
1965
There was a lighthouse on Clare Island from 1806 to 1965.
--
White round tower on square building
9
56
Main optic: 400mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor; electric L24 lamp in LC15 lampchanger.
Intensified sector: 150mm polished aluminium mirror and 8 element diverger panel mounted above the main optic; L23 100V lamp derated to 92V operation in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl WR 5s
W 18
R *18
R 15
*Intensified red sector over Bills Rocks
Blacksod Pier
54°05.9'
10°03.6'
1866
23.12.1931
White tower on dwelling
12
13
500mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric, three 100W lamps. Irish Lights made flasher.
Fl (2) WR 7.5s
W 12
R 9
Blackrock, Mayo
54°04.0'
10°19.2'
1864
Nov. 1974
White tower
15
86
Pelangi PRL400 electric lantern with 35W CDM discharge lamp powered by 24 50W solar panels and a 24V 6,600Ah battery.
Fl WR 12s
W 20
R 16
Eagle Island
54°17.0'
10°05.5'
1835
East & west lighthouses established 1835. East discontinued in 1895 following storm damage.
March 1988
White tower
11
67
500mm catadioptric annular lens with AC rotation motors. Electric MBI 1kW lamp.
Fl (3) W 10s*
23
Broadhaven
54°16.0'
9°53.3'
c.1830
Light established 1855.

31.11.1931
White tower
15
27
500mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric, three 100W lamps
Iso WR 4s
W 12
R 9
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Oyster Island
54°18.1'
8°34.2'
1893
Leading lights established 1837; discontinued and replaced by sectored temporary light 1891. Present structure 1893.
?
Tower
12
13
150mm cylindrical lens and catoptric mirrror. Propane gas, AGA PKS130 flasher with single mantle burner.
Oc W 4s*
10
Metal Man
54°18.2'
8°34.5'
1821
Light established 1908.
--
Statue of sailor on a tower
5
3
125mm cylindrical lens in 250mm buoy lantern. Propane gas, AGA PKS130 flasher with single mantle burner.
Fl W 4s*
7
Lower Rosses
54°19.7'
8°34.4'
1908
--
White hut on piles
8
8
Tideland ML300 acrylic lantern with red, green and blank sectors fitted inside. Electric12V 100W DC tungsten halogen lamp powered by a sealed lead acid battery and mains powered charger.
Fl (2) WRG 10s*
W 13
R/G 10
Blackrock, Sligo
54°18.4'
8°37.0'
1835
Unlit beacon circa 18th century, washed away? Unlit beacon built 1816. Replaced by new beacon 1819. Conversion to lighthouse completed 1835.
29.11.1934
White tower, black band
25
24
Stone Chance Power Beam Meacon Unit 350mm with six panels. Electric (battery) six 12W 12V lamps in LC6 lampchanger.
Fl W 5s
13
Auxiliary Light Fl R 3s over Wheat and Seal Rocks
Rotten Island
54°36.9'
8°26.3'
1838
7.1.1959
White tower
14
20
250mm dioptric lens. Electric L3 lamps and Irish Lights made flashers
Fl WR 4s
W 15
R 11
St. John's Point, Donegal
54°34.2'
8°27.6'
1831
30.11.1932
White tower
14
30
920mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric, three 100W lamps.
Fl W 6s
14
Rathlin O'Birne
54°39.8'
8°49.9'
1856
Building commenced circa 1844 but light not extablished until 1856.
30.9.1974
White tower
20
35
Electric (battery) Pharos PRB46 MkII revolving array, 12V 36W lamps, powered by a 500W solar array with 24V 6300Ah battery
Fl WR 15s
W 18
R 14
Racon (O)
Ballagh Rocks
55°00.0'
8°28.8'
1875
Light established 1982.
--
White structure, black band
10
13
Electric (battery) 10W double filament lamps, 10.3V EKSK12 flashers, in LBEP150 lantern
Fl W 2.5s
5
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Aranmore
55°00.9'
8°33.6'
1804
Discontinued between 1838 and 1865.
1.8.1976
White tower
23
71
500mm catadioptric asymmetrical annular lens with PRB22 gearless drive.
Electric MBI 1kW lamps in UVLA lampchanger.
Fl (2) W 20s
29
Auxilliary Light Fl R 3s over Stag Rocks
Tory Island
55°16.4'
8°14.9'
1832
March 1990
Black tower, white band
27
40
Biform 1330mm dioptric annular lens (main light in upper tier) with PRB22 gearless drive.
Electric MBI 1kW lamps.
Fl (4) W 30s*
27
Racon (M) 3&10cm;
DGPS
Buncrana Pier
55°07.6'
7°27.8'
1876
?
Column
5
8
250mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric L3 lamps in UVLA28 lampchanger
Iso WR 4s
W 14
R 11
Dunree
55°11.9'
7°33.2'
1876
9.12.1927
House with lantern attached
6
46
500mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric, three 100W lamps.
Fl (2) WR 5s
W 12
R 9
Fanad Head
55°16.6'
7°37.9'
1817
First lighthouse established 17.3.1817; replaced by present tower completed and new light established on 1.9.1886
20.2.1978
White tower
22
39
300mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric L24 1.5 kW lamps in UVLA40 lampchanger.
Fl (5) WR 20s
W 18
R 14
Inishowen
55°13.6'
6°55.7'
1837
East & west lights established 1837. Cast iron super-structure built on top of original stone tower of west lighthouse in 1871 to raise the light by 25ft. East light discontinued 1961.
31.8.1979
White tower, 2 black bands
23
28
250mm catadioptric cylindrical fixed refractor with 290mm spherical mirror. Electric L11 lamps in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl (2) WRG 10s#
W 18
R/G 14
Fog Signal horn (2) 30s
55°25.8'
7°14.6'
1958
First lighthouse on east end of island 1812 or 1813. Fog signal station on west end of island 1905. Present tower built 1958 at west end of island and east lighthouse dis-continued. Fog Signal discontinued 1.5.1987.
March 1987
White tower
23
59
Pharos 350mm lens with PRB22 rotating pedistal. Electric 35 Watt discharge lamps powered by two banks of18x50 Watt solar panels linked to two 24V 2750 Ah batteries.
Fl (3) W 15s##
19
Racon (T) 3&10cm
Rathlin West
55°18.1'
6°16.7'
1919
Light established 10.3.1919.
30.11.1983
White tower, lantern at base
18
62
920mm catadioptric annular lens with PRB22 gearless drive. Electric 1kW lamps in UVLA40 lampchanger.
Fl R 5s##
22
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Rathlin East (Altacarry Head)
55°18.1'
6°10.2'
1856
March 1995
White tower, black band
27
74
920mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric MBI 1kW lamps in UVLA40 lampchanger.
Fl (4) W 20s*
26
Racon (G)
Rue Point
55°15.5'
6°11.3'
1921
Temporary light 1915. Present structure 1921.
16.8.1930
White 8-sided concrete tower, black bands
11
16
Biform 300mm lantern. Electric L3 lamps
Fl (2) W 5s
14
Maidens

54°55.7'
5°43.6'
1829
East & west lighthouses
established 1828 or 1829. West lighthouse discon-tinued 1903.
31.10.1977
White tower, black band
23
29
Biform 920mm annular lens (main lamp in upper tier) with PRB22 gearless drive. Electric 1kW lamps
Fl (3) W 20s*
24
Racon (M) 3&10cm;
Auxiliary Light Fl R 5s over Russel and Highland Rocks
Chaine Tower
54°51.3'
5°47.8'
1888
Light established 1899.
5.10.1905
Grey tower
23
187.5mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric L11 lamp in LC15 lampchanger
Iso WR 5s
16
Black Head, Antrim
54°46.0'
5°41.3'
1902
31.7.1975
White 8-sided tower
16
45
920mm catadioptric annular lens with PRB22 gearless drive. Electric MBI 400W lamps in UVLA lampchanger.
Fl W 3s
27
Mew Island
54°41.9'
5°30.7'
1884
The first Copeland Lighthouse was a coal beacon on Cross Isd (also known as Old Lighthouse Isd) from c.1711. This was replaced in 1796 by a lighthouse on the same site. A new lighthouse was established on Cross Isd from 1815 to 1884.
29.3.1996
Black tower, white band
37
37
Biform 1330mm dioptric annular lens (main light in upper tier, standby in lower). Electric 1kW lamps
Fl (4) W 30s##
24
Racon (O)
Donaghadee
54°38.7'
5°31.8'
1836
2.10.1934
White tower
16
17
250mm catadioptric cylindrical refractor. Electric L11 1kW lamps in LC15 lampchanger.
Iso WR 4s
W 18
R 14
Fog Sgnal siren 12s
Angus Rock
54°19.8'
5°31.4'
1854
Light established 7.4.1983.
--
Tower
13
15
Vega VLB 38 LED Beacon powered from 3x38W solar panels charging a 340 Ah battery.
Fl R 5s
6
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
St John's Point, Down
54°13.6'
5°39.5'
1844
Tower increased in height 1893.
31.5.1981
Black round tower, yellow bands
40
37
Biform 920mm annular lens with PRB22 gearless drive. Electric 1kW lamps.
Q (2) W 7.5s#
25
Fog Signal horn (2) 60s
Auxiliary Light Oc G 5s over Dundrum Bay (150mm cylindrical refractor, UVLA-28 lampchanger).
Haulbowline
54°01.2'
6°04.7'
1824
There was a lighthouse at Cranfield Point from 1803 to c.1824.
17.3.1965
Grey granite tower

34
32
Electric Pharos PRB46 MkII main and standby.
Fl (3) W 10s#
17
Fog Signal horn 30s
Auxilliary (Turning Light) Fixed Red marking entry to channel into Carlingford Lough
Carlingford Leading Lights (rear): Green Island
54°02.0'
6°05.7'
1873
1.8.1922
Red triangle (down) and white lantern on framework tower
14
13
RL355 range lantern with 6W lamps and 28° spreaders, powered by two 50W solar panels with a 600Ah battery.
Oc W 3s
11
Carlingford Leading Lights (front): Vidal Bank
54°01.8'
6°05.4'
1873
1.8.1922
Red triangle (up) and white lantern on framework tower
8
7
RL355 range lantern with 6W lamps and 28° spreaders, powered by two 50W solar panels with a 600Ah battery.
Oc W 3s
11
Dundalk Pile Light
53°58.5'
6°17.6'
1855
1.10.1968
White house on green piles
10
10
250mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric L22 lamps in LC15 lampchanger
Fl WR 15s#
W 21
R 18
Fog Signal horn (3) 60s
Auxiliary Light Oc G 5s
Drogheda Leading Lights East (front)
53°43.1'
6°14.9'
1842
1.9.1953
Metal framework tower, white lantern
7
8
250mm cylindrical refractor. Electric
L4 lamps.
Light discontinued indefinitely
Drogheda Leading Lights West (rear)
53°43.1'
6°14.9'
1842
1.9.1953
Metal frame-work tower
8
12
530mm parabolic reflector. Electric
L1 lamps.
Light discontinued indefinitely
Rockabill
53°35.8'
6°00.3'
1860
March 1989
White tower, black band
32
45
Electric, Pharos PRB24 revolving array with 12V 36W lamps in aluminium reflectors.
Fl WR 12s#
W 22 R 18
Fog Signal horn (4) 60s
Station
Latitude
Longitude
Built
Comments
Date unwatched
Structure
Height of
Tower or Structure
Height of
Light above MHWS(1)
Optic and
Light Source(2)
Character of Light(3)
Nominal Range of Light
Other Aids to
Navigation at station(4)
North
West
metres
metres
nautical miles
Howth Pier
53°23.6'
6°04.0'
1981
Original lighthouse 1818, discontinued 1981 and re-placed by new light on pier extension.
1.7.1955
White concrete pillar; structure floodlit
10
13
375mm cylindrical refractor. Electric 1kW lamps in LC15 lampchanger.
Fl (2) WR 7.5s
W 12
R 9
Baily
53°21.7'
6°03.1'
1814
Original light on Howth Head circa 1667, replaced by tower 1790, dis-continued when present light-house was built at Baily.
24.3.1997
Granite tower
13
41
375mm catadioptric annular lens. Electric L24 lamps in UVLA lampchanger.
Fl W 15s##
27

Notes :

  1. MHWS = Mean High Water Springs
  2. Focal distance of optics is given in millimetres.
  3. Fl = Flashing (the period of light is shorter than the period of eclipse).
    Fl (2) = Group Flashing (the number in brackets indicates the number of flashes).
    L Fl = Long Flash (a single flash of not less than 2s regularly repeated).
    Q = Quick Flash (a light which flashes at a rate of 50-80 flashes per minute).
    Iso = Isophase (the period of light is equal to the period of eclipse).
    Oc = Occulting (the period of light is longer than the period of eclipse).
    Dir = Directional Light (a light showing over a very narrow sector; this sector may be flanked by sectors of different colour or character, or greatly reduced intensity)
    W = White.
    R = Red.
    G = Green.
    The total period (complete sequence of light plus eclipse) is stated in seconds.
    * Shown throughout 24 hours.
    ** High intensity light by day.
    #Also shown by day when fog signal is sounding.
    ##Also shown by day in poor visibility.
    Full details of light characters and sectors are in the Admiralty List of Lights and Fog Signals (Vol A).
  4. Fog Signals: the number of blasts in each sequence is stated in brackets; the total period is stated in seconds. Racons,: the Morse signal transmitted is stated in brackets.

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