1.4K Examination of the log book records at The Military Archives, Cathal Brugha Barracks, Dublin reveals that Look Out Post No.14 at Carnsore Point observed the first wave of aircraft heading north along the Wexford coast at 23.40hrs. At 23.48hrs, the air raid alarm was sounded in Dublin and a code Yellow preliminary air raid warning was issued. Dublin’s air defences – comprising the city’s anti-aircraft guns, searchlights and men – went on standby.
The Bray Head Blitz
The Luftwaffe pay us a visit, 80 years ago today...
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