In October 2010, we were waiting to board the late ferry at Rosslare Harbour when a 4WD drew up alongside with a wooden boat on a trailer. The owners told us it was a Slaney cot, which had been built by an elderly boat-builder at Wexford Harbour Boat & Tennis Club, that it was destined for Welsh rivers (the Wye?) and that it might be its builder’s last boat.
Port side
Bow (Rover?)
Bow to stern inside
Transom stern
Clinker-built
Detail 1
Frames
Bottom boards
Stern inside
Bow inside
Update
The cot’s owner [see Comments below] saw this page and very kindly agreed to send some photographs of the cot’s builder, its construction and its Welsh home. I’ve put them on a separate page here.
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structure looks viking,
It was built by Wexford’s Larry Duggan for me and is currently on the Usk
Excellent; thanks very much. I don’t suppose you’d have a photo of it in its new home that I could put up here? bjg
yes happy to send you pictures of its construction, its builder and its new home can you e-mail me direct and i will send you the pictures thanks
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