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Independent Prize Crossword Sunday April 15th 2012

clog2 | 12:25 Sun 15th Apr 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last one, theme was Titanic.
21d It 18 for the last time, bloke said (4)
c?b?

18 is "left here" ( according to me).

Help appreciated!

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cobh

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Cobh, the port in county cork

clog2

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thanks, knew it was in cork, but not the name!

Irishsilverfox

Cobh, (pronounced 'Cove'), is Gaelic for 'haven',but to be pedantic it was called 'Queenstown' at the time of Titanic's last voyage. It was renamed 'Queenstown' to commemorate the visit of Queen Victoria, to Ireland, in 1849, and remained a British Naval Base until 1937.
Naval ships sailed from there, in 1915, to search for survivors from the Lusitania, which had been torpedoed by a German submarine; a monument to the 1198 dead stands in Casement Square, and many of them are buried in the Old Church Cemetery.
Irish Folklore has it that the Irish dock staff saw the Titanic's number, which was recorded as 390904, reflected in windows, and it was read as 'No Pope'. Apparently, it foretold doom for the ship; I will leave it to others to decide, and discuss.

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