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Captain Colm Clare master of the "MV Island Star" presenting a commemorative Wall Shield of the ship to The Irish Naval Association (Terry Cummins received the crest on behalf of the Association) |
Terry Cummins (Naval Association, Dublin), Cllr.Mary O'Halloran (Mayor of Waterford), Captain Colm Clare (Master of MV Island Star), Tony O'Halloran (Naval Association, Waterford) On the bridge of the Cruise Liner MV Island Star |
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| Our beautiful Cruise ship MV Island Star |
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3Captain Colm Clare with his wife Annette (on his left of picture), Cllr.Mary O'Halloran Mayor of Waterford (right).Part of the 101 Naval Aassociation members who attended the Captains Dinner given to welcome the Naval Association. |
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22At last a long break and a good pint of Guinness for Terry Cummins |
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Members of the Naval Association visit the bridge with The Guest Relations Manager "Richard Evans"
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30 Officer Cadet Tom who gave the guided bridge tour to members of the Naval Association |
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32Cllr.Mary O'Halloran (Mayor of Waterford) Presenting Terry Cummins with a special Waterford Crystal Sculpture of a Tall Ship. This was a thank you from the members of the Waterford Branch of the naval Association who travelled on the Cruise. |
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