Most of these photos were taken in 2011 and 2012; the last lot are from as long ago as October 2010. In most cases I don’t know the type/builder of the boat or its name; I would welcome more information.
Béal na Bláth
I have a photo on this page of this boat looking a little the worse for wear. But in November 2011 Donal Flynn had it moved to the Royal for restoration.
Béal na Bláth safely on board (Donal Flynn 2011)
Béal na Bláth loaded (Donal Flynn 2011)
Béal na Bláth leaving Shannon Harbour (Donal Flynn 2011)
Unidentified boats at Lowtown
Here are three boats at Lowtown. I don’t know their names; information welcome.
Unidentified boat 1 at Lowtown April 2012
Unidentified boat 2 at Lowtown April 2012
Unidentified boat 3 at Lowtown April 2012: seen from the bridge over the Barrow Line
Unidentified boat 3 at Lowtown April 2012: seen from the ground
Sallins (on the Grand Canal)
Sean Choi at Sallins 1 March 2011
Sean Choi at Sallins 2 March 2011
Shannon Harbour (where the Grand Canal meets the Shannon)
This looks like a seagoing fishing boat. “Dr M Cox” was written on it
Both pics taken February 2011
Nock February 2011. What breed is this lovely little boat?
Scallywag February 2011
Carrick-on-Shannon
I already have a photo of Lady Inez, but you can’t have too much of a good thing.
Lady Inez April 2011
Carrick-on-Suir
More people in Ireland should have what the Dutch call sloeps: it isn’t always necessary to have a cruiser, but you don’t have to slum it either. How about something gorgeous like this?
Hannah Belle in Carrick-on-Suir August 2012
Hannah Belle from astern
Richmond Harbour (where the Royal Canal meets the Shannon)
Unidentified sailing boat at Richmond Harbour April 2011 (1)
Unidentified sailing boat at Richmond Harbour April 2011 (2)
Unidentified sailing boat at Richmond Harbour April 2011 (3)
Ex-Drogheda Harbour pilot boat, formerly called Alaska (April 2011) [h/t RB]
Rear view of the former pilot boat April 2011
Killinure on Lough Ree
These photos were taken in October 2010.
Sequoia, née Crannagh (I think) in October 2010
Unidentified boat undergoing restoration (1)
Unidentified boat undergoing restoration (2)
And keeping the best until last ….
From the starboard bow
Port bow
Lovely details
Rear
Wheelhouse
Foredeck
More details
Well looked after
Drogheda Harbour pilot boat originally named Alaska
Irish waterways history 
I believe the timber sailing boat at Richmond harbour belongs to the folk in the ivy covered house next to where it’s moored.
Thanks, Joe. bjg
Any information on the final cruiser? Where is she moored and what is her name?
Killinure, but no idea of ID. Might ask Sven …. bjg
I have found some photographs of the ‘Argent Breach’ taken at Hodson’s Bay in 2004, a year or so before she was lost on Lough Ree and would be happy to share.