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March 30, 1918 the SMS U-101 found the 418 ton cargo ship Lough Fisher off the coast of Ireland near Helvick Head. The submarine opened fire on the 168 foot ship with the deck gun sending the ship to the bottom with fourteen of her crew. It is unknown to me if there were any survivors.
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Roll of Honour |
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In memory of those who lost their lives in SS Lough Fisher "As long as we embrace them in our memory, their spirit will always be with us" |
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Rank / Rate |
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Carter, George |
Ordinary Seaman (RNVR) |
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Hayden, William |
Able Seaman |
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Hennessy, Michael |
Able Seaman |
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Hyland, Daniel |
Leading Seaman (RNR) |
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Keane, Thomas |
Fireman |
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Lenihan, Thomas |
Cook |
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Massa, Jose F. I. |
Fireman |
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McCarthy, Denis |
Fireman |
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Morrissey, Martin |
Mate |
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Murphy, Robert |
Master |
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Power, Walter |
Able Seaman |
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Purcell, Simon |
Able Seaman |
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Stewart, William C. |
First Engineer |
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Watt, George |
Sailor |
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