History
The Rosslare to Fishguard sea route and its associated rail links on both sides of the Irish Sea have a rich and interesting history. Below is just a selection of commemmorative and historical displays that today's sea and rail passenger may see in the course of their cross-channel journey.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
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Wall mosaic of Isambard Kingdom Brunel at Bray Daly station (platform 2)
Informative history panels in Rosslare Europort ferry terminal
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Wall information panels on the walkway between the ground and first floor of Rosslare Europort ferry terminal recount the history of Rosslare Harbour.
The St. Patrick
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Commemmorative plaque in Rosslare Europort (ground floor).
Great Western Railway First World War Roll of Honour &
Second World War Memorial - steamers St. Patrick, St. David & St. Andrew (at Fishguard Harbour)
Second World War Memorial - steamers St. Patrick, St. David & St. Andrew (at Fishguard Harbour)
S.S. St. David
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Model of the S.S. St. David (1947-1969) on display in Fishguard Harbour's Terminal.
(S.S. = steamship)