Galway School of Boat Building

Jim's latest model leaving home. Ernest Shackleton's Endurance which carried the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition of 1914.

Handcrafted model boats for sale 20×28cm
€30 + postage

Hi there
Galway Ho**er Clíona currently up for sale. She has working and newly serviced engine, full sales and rigging, 8 bunks, kitchen and toilet. She is a beautiful cruising ho**er and has often been over to the UK and France. Her interior nedds to be redecorated and would be a fantastic project for a group of friends.
If you are interested or would lime to make an offer message me directly. Has been used as a house boat previously.
Conall
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Here is some old footage of our Galway Ho**er Clíona na Toinne which is currently for sale. She is in fantastic condition with a well maintained engine. I think she would be a great investment for a group of friends who could take her cruising around Ireland, France and beyond.
Direct message me for more info.
Conall

Galway Ho**er Clíona To Cross Atlantic Hundreds of locals including some veteran boatmen, gathered on Sruthán Pier in An Cheathrú Rua in County Galway, to wish the Galway ho**er Clíona well as she embarked upon her non-stop journey to New York.

Amazing work being done by Dennis Barry and his son Danny with a bit of guidance from Jim Horgan and the book boat building for you 😊📖⛵

Please come and see our Brig St. John replica which is currently in St. Nicolas' cathedral in Galway. For info on the incredible history of this ship check out the summary in the pictures below 😊
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Jim Horgan's step by step guide to building your own wooden boat. Jim has been involved in the building of over 200 boats in his 60 year career! The book is available for €15 plus postage

Check out the Santa Maria at Lynch's castle, Galway. This replica was built by Jim to celebrate the great maritime history of Galway. She was the largest of the three ships Christopher Columbus used in his first voyage across the Atlantic.

Marking out the moulds for our next project The Brig Saint John. The St John was a famine ship that sailed from Galway to Cohasset. She sank in a storm just miles from her destination on the 7th October, 1849 with the loss of 97 passengers and crew.