Yard number 49 Fate Scrapped Length 46 m | Out of service 1928 Launched 12 February 1895 | |
Name 1895-1917SS Granuaile
1917-1926SS Ulrica Operator 1895-1915Congested Districts Board of Ireland, Dublin
1915-1916Peter Morrison, Glasgow
1916R.E.V. James Ltd, Southampton
1916-1923London and South Western Railway
1923-1928Southern Railway Tonnage 383 gross register tons (GRT) Builder Ailsa Shipbuilding Company | ||
SS Granuaile was a cargo vessel built in 1895.
History
She was built by the Ailsa Shipbuilding Company and launched on 12 February 1895 as the Granuaile. She undertook her trials on 23 March 1895 when she achieved the speed of 10.5 knots. Her engines were fitted by Muir and Houston.
She was acquired by the London and South Western Railway in 1916 and renamed Ulrica.
She was taken over by the Southern Railway in 1923. On 8 March 1923 she struck the Roustel Rock, off St Sampson’s Harbour, and took in water, but managed to make it into St Peter’s Port Harbour.
She remained until scrapped in 1928.
References
SS Granuaile (1895) Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA