Return to Irish Corner


Baily Lighthouse, Co. Dublin

Baily Lighthouse began as a small cottage-type coal burning lighthouse on Howth Head, established in 1667. It was replaced by a tower in 1790. Due to the light often being obscured by fog and low cloud it was decided to re-position the lighthouse lower down on the headland, at Little Baily. This new granite tower was established in 1814 where it still stands today. Baily Lighthouse was the last lighthouse to be converted to automatic operation and in 1997 the Lighthouse Keepers were withdrawn.

© John Eagle Photography

To: Recipient

Message goes here.
You can also choose to have a gaelic blessing and/or proverb to appear here also.

From: Sender

Personalize

Irish Corner - Send Free Irish eCards

Sender's Details (Required)
From
Email Address
Recipient's Details (Required)
To
1.
Email Address
Number of Recipients

 

Message (Required)

 

Gaelic Greeting (Optional)


Do not include english translation of greeting in eCard.

 

Gaelic Blessing/Proverb (Optional)
Add Blessing/Proverb

 

Theme (Optional)

 
Music (Optional)
Low Quality (midi files):


OR

High Quality (mp3 files):


Other Options
Send this card:

Notify me when card is viewed.
Receive a copy of this card.

 



About Irish Corner Donations

home | ecards | ireland | st. patrick | artists | share image | guestbook | contact us

© Irishcorner.com and contributors.
All rights reserved.