ST. BRENDAN'S VOYAGE - COLOUR

(13 Jun 1976) A 5-man crew set out from the coast of Ireland to row the Atlantic in a boat made from ox-hide on a frame of oak and ash. Their aim, by achieving this feat, is to prove that an Irish monk, named St. Brendan, discovered America 900 years before Columbus.
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[@ballygeale1]

any idea where it stored ,i heard it was in county clare but not sure where

[@canotbreton3426]

Brendan creek , in the north dingle, Co KERRY . on the west of the mount Brendan and of course at the west of Brendon port. Kenavo da Brittany;
Désolé, pour wotan237.
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[@charlieamc]

Craggaunowen, well worth a visit!

[@wotan237]

How did they navigate, what arbitraments were used ?

[@markanthonymarla]

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