The last baby born at graigard -was a boy- named M Donoghue whose Father a traveller from Dalintobber County Sligo. He was killed on the same day, he died of a racist attack in Greenock Prison -opposite the site where HMS Clyde was built.


ionnsaigh wrote:My Father and Mother where stationed in Campbeltown 1940-1942. LTN Commander M Donoghue ( special forces ) M.C. V.C. DCO First Class. I was the first baby born on that April day in 1942. My father was killed in action with the loss of HMS Clyde ( Submarine) in the North Atlantic on that very day.
The last baby born at graigard -was a boy- named M Donoghue whose Father a traveller from Dalintobber County Sligo. He was killed on the same day, he died of a racist attack in Greenock Prison -opposite the site where HMS Clyde was built.

ionnsaigh wrote:HMS Clyde 11 - 1 was hush hush


gizmo wrote:The story of HMSubmarine Clyde was one of total tragedy.. An opportunistic Japanese frogman knocked on the hatch in the conning tower and a young Irish seaman opened it to see who was there.. The frogmans oxygen tank ran out just off the northern coast of Barra, there have been regular sightings of him since but he still refuses to surrender. I believe the authorities tried to tempt him a couple of years ago with the smell of bacon sandwiches but to no avail..


ionnsaigh wrote:My Father and Mother where stationed in Campbeltown 1940-1942. LTN Commander M Donoghue ( special forces ) M.C. V.C. DCO First Class. I was the first baby born on that April day in 1942. My father was killed in action with the loss of HMS Clyde ( Submarine) in the North Atlantic on that very day.
The last baby born at graigard -was a boy- named M Donoghue whose Father a traveller from Dalintobber County Sligo. He was killed on the same day, he died of a racist attack in Greenock Prison -opposite the site where HMS Clyde was built.

Iain wrote:ionnsaigh wrote:My Father and Mother where stationed in Campbeltown 1940-1942. LTN Commander M Donoghue ( special forces ) M.C. V.C. DCO First Class. I was the first baby born on that April day in 1942. My father was killed in action with the loss of HMS Clyde ( Submarine) in the North Atlantic on that very day.
The last baby born at graigard -was a boy- named M Donoghue whose Father a traveller from Dalintobber County Sligo. He was killed on the same day, he died of a racist attack in Greenock Prison -opposite the site where HMS Clyde was built.
Wow !

Swanseajock wrote:Iain wrote:ionnsaigh wrote:My Father and Mother where stationed in Campbeltown 1940-1942. LTN Commander M Donoghue ( special forces ) M.C. V.C. DCO First Class. I was the first baby born on that April day in 1942. My father was killed in action with the loss of HMS Clyde ( Submarine) in the North Atlantic on that very day.
The last baby born at graigard -was a boy- named M Donoghue whose Father a traveller from Dalintobber County Sligo. He was killed on the same day, he died of a racist attack in Greenock Prison -opposite the site where HMS Clyde was built.
Wow !
ionnsaigh, I am sure I am too late posting this, but I will anyway. As an ex-serviceman I hate Walts! Those are folk in the Walter Mitty calss who dream all sort of things. There are no M Donoghue recorded as MC or VC winners. The submarine HMS Clyde was decommisioned in 1946. Take your inane and insaen ramblings elsewhere please. You shame the memory of veterans from the Republic who served with valour and distinction during the World Wars.
And gizmo, how many Japanese frogmen were swimming about the West Coast of Scotland during the war? Never mind any time?


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