The following list has been populated from primary sources and is far from complete. As new information is gathered, the list is updated
(last updated January 2022)
Name | Commission Date | Details |
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HMS Fame | (1759) | Flagship Cove of Cork . 1790 |
HMS Medusa | (1785) | Guard Ship Cove of Cork 1793 |
HMS Polyphemus | (1799) | Flagship Cove of Cork 1799 |
HMS Trent | (1796) | Flagship Cove of Cork 1813 |
HMS Avon | (1804) | On Cork Station. 1813 to 1814. Sunk by USS Wasp off Kinsale in Sep 1814. |
HMS Semiramis | (1808) | Flagship Cove of Cork 1828 |
HMS Hawke | (1820) | Coastguard Service Cork . 1840 to 1845 |
HMS Hornet | (1831) | Cork . 1840 |
HMS Kite | (1826) | Cork. 1840 |
HMS Surprise (Hulk) | (1812) | Cork (as prison ship). 1822 to 1837 |
HMS Crocodile | (1825) | Flagship Cove of Cork 1845 to 1850 |
HMS Ajax | (1809) | Flagship Cork, Jun 1850 to Jun 1853, (also) Oct1853 to Jan 1854 |
HMS Gossamer | Cork 1850 | |
HMS Gipsy | (1836) | Cork 1850 to 1872 |
HMS Wizard | (1830) | Cork , Training Brig 1850 to 1855 (Flagship 1854) |
HMS Advice | (1837) | Cork 1851 to 1866 |
HMS Hogue | (1811) | Cork 1851, (also) May 1856 to April 1857 |
HMS Agamemnon | (1826) | Flagship Queenstown Oct 1852 |
HMS Terrible | (1845) | Flagship Queenstown October 1853 |
HMS Conway | (1832) | Flagship Queenstown Apr 1854 to Nov 1858 |
HMS Ferrett | (1840) | Queenstown 1859 to June 1864, |
HMS Nile | (1839) | Flagship Queenstown Mar 1858 - Dec 1859 |
HMS Sans Pareil | (1851) | Flagship Queenstown, 1862 |
HMS Hastings | (1819) | Flagship Queenstown, 1863 to 1866 |
HMS Hawke | (1820) | Coastguard Service Queenstown 1861 to 1866 |
HMS Blazer | (1856) | Tender to Hawke, Queenstown, 1865 |
HMS Lark | (1855) | Tender to Hawke, Queenstown, 1861 to 1866 |
HMS Rose | (1856) | Queenstown, 1865 |
HMS Sandfly | (1855) | Queenstown, 1865 to 1866 |
HMS Wolfe | Sloop, Coal Depot, Queenstown, 1865 to 1872 | |
HMS Frederick William | (1860) | Coastguard Service, Queenstown, 1866 |
HMS Midge | Tender to HMS Frederick William, 1866 | |
HMS Neptune | (1863) | Tender to HMS Frederick William, 1866 |
HMS Black Prince | (1861) | Flagship Queenstown, 1866. (also) 1896 to 1910 Returned to Ireland in 1896 as training ship for boys. Name changed to 'Emerald' in 1904 and remained as training ship in Queenstown until 1910 |
HMS Warrior | (1861) | Warrior relieved Black Prince in Ireland as the Flag Ship , Queenstown. 1867 |
HMS Mersey | (1855) | Flagship, Queenstown. 1868 to 1872 |
HMS Revenge | (1859) | Flagship Queenstown (Renamed HMS Empress after 1890) 1872 to 1890 |
HMS Bruiser | (1867) | Tender to Revenge, Queenstown, 1872. 1872 to 1882 |
HMS Orwell | (1866) | Queenstown 1870 to 1887 |
HMS Goshawk | (1872) | Queenstown 1880 to 1882 |
HMS Northampton | (1876) | Seagoing Training Ship frequently in Queenstown 1894 to 1905 |
HMS Triumph | (1862) | Flagship Queenstown 1890 to 1892 |
HMS Warspite | (1881) | Flagship Queenstown 1893 to 1896 |
HMS Howe | (1885) | Guardship Queenstown 1897 to 1901 |
HMS Empress of India | (1893) | Flagship Queenstown 1901 to 1902 |
HMS Royalist | (1883) | (1899 to 1922) Receiving Ship Queenstown 1899 -1913 Renamed Colleen. Flagship 1914-1922. |
HMS Aeolus | (1891) | Irish Squadron Flagship and Port Guardship Queenstown 1902 |
HMS Barrosa | (1889) | Irish Squadron Queenstown 1902 |
HMS Philomel | (1890) | Irish Squadron Queenstown 1902 |
HMS Curlew | (1885) | Coastguard Tender, Irish Station, 1903 to 1904 |
HMS Sharpshooter | (1888) | Drill Ship for RNR, Queenstown, 1904 |
HMS Skipjack | (1889) | Tender to drill ship Queenstown, 1904 |
HMS Bonaventure | (1894) | Converted to submarine depot ship Haulbowline. 1906 to 1907 |
HMS Hood | (1891) | Receiving Ship and Flagship of the Senior Officer Coast of ireland, Queenstown July 1910 - Jan 1913. |
HMS Medusa | (1888) | Harbour Service Queenstown 1917 to 1918 |
HMS Crescent | (1892) | Queenstown training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 |
HMS Edgar | (1890) | Queenstown Training Squadron, . Paid off 1919. Laid up in Queenstown until sold in1921 Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 |
HMS Endymion | (1891) | Queenstown Training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 |
HMS Gibraltar | (1892) | Queenstown Training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 |
HMS Grafton | (1892) | Queenstown Training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 |
HMS Hawke | (1891) | Queenstown Training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 (Sunk in North Sea by U-9, Oct 15, 1914 ) |
HMS Royal Arthur | (1891) | Queenstown Training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 |
HMS Theseus | (1892) | Queenstown Training Squadron, Feb 1913 to Aug 1914 | HMS Ocean | (1898) | 8th Battle Squadron, Queenstown Aug 1914 |
HMS Dido | (1896) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914. |
HMS Doris | (1896) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914 |
HMS Minerva | (1895) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914 |
HMS Sutlej | (1899) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914 |
HMS Isis | (1896) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914 |
HMS Juno | (1895) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914, Flagship. |
HMS Drake | (1901) | 11th Cruiser Squadron West of Ireland Coast Patrol 1914. Torpedoed and sunk by U-79 off Rathlin Island, Oct 1916. |
HMS Empress | (1914) | Seaplane carrier, based Queenstown 1915 to 1916 |
HMS Albion | (1901) | Queenstown Guard Ship April to May 1916 |
HMS Speedwell | (1889) | Tender to Colleen Queenstown to 1919 |
HMS Gloucester | (1909) | Sent as reinforcement in April 1916 to quell Irish Rising. |
HMS Albemarle | (1901) | Sent as reinforcement in April 1916 to quell Irish Rising, anchored in river above Queenstown |
HMS Cattistock | (1917) | Queenstown (8th)Sweeping Flotilla , 1917. |
HMS Vulcan | (1889) | Platypus Flotilla Queenstown 1917 to 1918 |
HMS Sandown | (1916) | Queenstown (8th) Fast Sweeping Flotilla 1918 |
HMS Hurst | (1916) | Queenstown (8th) Fast Sweeping Flotilla 1918 |
HMS Eridge | (1916) | Queenstown (8th)Fast Sweeping Flotilla 1918 |
HMS Haldon | (1916) | Queenstown (8th)Fast Sweeping Flotilla 1918 |
HMS Epsom | (1916) | Queenstown (8th)Fast Sweeping Flotilla 1918 |
HMS Cottesmore | (1917) | Queenstown (8th)Fast Sweeping Flotilla 1917 - 1918 |
HMS Active | (1911) | Queenstown 1917 |
HMTB 050 | (1886) | Queenstown 1914 to 1919 |
HMTB 052 | (1886) | Queenstown 1914 to 1919 |
HMTB 055 | (1886) | Queenstown 1914 to 1919 |
HMTB 058 | (1886) | Queenstown 1914 to 1919 |
HMS Adventure | (1904) | Flagship Queenstown Jul 1915 to Nov 1917 |
HMS Sir Bevis | (1918) | 24-Class Sloop 1918 |
HMS Flying Fox | (1918) | 24-Class Sloop 1918 |
Flying Foam (tug) Flying Fox (tug) Flying Falcon (tug) |
(1877) (1885) (1878) |
Tug hired by Admiralty from Clyde Shipping Company 1915 to 1918 Tug hired by Admiralty from Clyde Shipping Company 1915 to 1918 Tug hired by Admiralty from Clyde Shipping Company 1915 to 1918 |
HMT Stormcock (tug) | (1877) | Admiralty Tug |
HMT Warrior (tug) | (1895) | Admiralty Hired tug |
HMS Alyssum | (1915) | Lost in minefield off Galley Head 18 March 1917 |
HMS Arbutus | (1917) | Torpedoed 16 Dec 1917 |
HMS Aubretia | (1916) | |
HMS Begonia | (1915) | Later became 'Q-Ship' Q10 (Dolcis Jessop). Lost off Morocco 02 Oct 1918 |
HMS Bluebell | (1915) | |
HMS Buttercup | (1915) | |
HMS Camelia | (1916) | |
HMS Candytuft | (1917) | |
HMS Crocus | (1915) | |
HMS Daffodil | (1915) | |
HMS Delphinium | (1915) | |
HMS Genista | (1916) | Torpedoed by U-57 23 Oct 1916 |
HMS Heather | (1916) | |
HMS Iris | (1915) | |
HMS Jessamine | (1916) | |
HMS Laburnum | (1915) | |
HMS Lavender | (1915) | Torpedoed by U-75 04 May 1917 |
HMS Mignonette | (1916) | Lost in minefield off Galley Head 17 March 1917 - see Alyssum above |
HMS Myosotis | (1916) | |
HMS Poppy | (1915) | |
HMS Primrose | (1915) | |
HMS Rosemary | (1915) | |
HMS Salvia | (1916) | Served as Q-Ship Torpedoed 20 June 1917 |
HMS Snowdrop | (1915) | |
HMS Sunflower | (1915) | |
HMS Tamarisk | (1916) | Served as Q-Ship |
HMS Tulip | (1916) | Served as Q-Ship, torpedoed 30 April, 1917. 1916 to 1917 |
HMS Viola | (1916) | Served as Q-Ship |
HMS Zinnia | (1915) | |
DESTROYERS HMS Taurus HMS Sesame HMS Tilbury HMS Mary Rose HMS Parthian HMS Narwhal HMS Peyton HMS Magic |
(1917) (1918) (1918) (1915) (1916) (1916) (1916) (1915) |
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MOTOR LAUNCHES HMML 161 HMML 163 HMML 167 HMML 169 HMML 171 HMML 181 HMML 183 HMML 185 HMML 187 HMML 189 HMML 197 HMML 259 HMML 374 HMML 376 HMML 378 HMML 380 HMML 381 HMML 408 HMML 487 HMML 520 |
(1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) (1915) |
1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1917 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 1916 to 1918 |
QUEENSTOWN DRIFTERS HMD Daisy VI 2905 HMD Monarch II 2901 HMD Sublime 2110 HMD Connage 2907 HMD Good Hope III 2902 HMD Morning Star IV 2903 HMD Girl May 2906 HMD Integrity 2908 HMD Sunshine 2500 HMD Golden Effort 2912 |
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QUEENSTOWN TRAWLERS HMT Thuringia 1624 HMT Freesia 716 HMT Verbena 827 HMT Lord Heneage 1140 HMT Ristango 819 HMT Indian Empire 798 HMT Sarba 928 HMT Heron 715 HMT Bluebell 479 HMT Clifton 954 HMT Maximus 997 HMT Morococala 2656 HMT Bradford 829 HMT Reliance II 999 HMT Helios 953 HMT Ebro 998 HMT Brock 927 HMT Margate 818 HMT Congo 822 HMT Rodney 953 HMT Lord Hardinge 2993 |
(1913) (1911) (1897) (1909) (1913) (1907) (1913) (1902) (1904) (1906) (1898) (1915) (1896) (1904) (1903) (1898) (1914) (1897) (1897) (1906) (1917) |
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BEREHAVEN TRAWLERS HMT Lucida 925 HMT Luneda 926 HMT Reindeer II 816 HMT Drake II 817 HMT Bempton 1369 |
(1914) (1912) (1902) (1900) (1914) |
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HIRED YACHTS AS PATROL CRAFT HMY Scadaun 689 HMY Seagull 047 HMY Greta 023 HMY Adventuress 044 HMY Calanthe 043 HMY Beryl |
1914 to 1916 Queenstown 1915 to 1919 |
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HIRED MOTOR LAUNCHES AS PATROL CRAFT HMMB 47 HMMB 40 Shearwater HMMB 85 Aptera HMMB 102Emerald HMMB 123 Trident HMMB 124 California II HMMB 98 Mary Rose II HMMB 190 Sakkara |
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America | Clyde Shipping Company steam tender ,hired as Examination Vessel for mouth of harbour service, | |
Ireland | Clyde Shipping Company steam tender ,hired as Examination Vessel for mouth of harbour service, | |
HMS Cumberland | (1902) | Training Ship, 1919. then for disposal, 1923 |
HMS Talbot | (1895) | Laid up at Haulbowline 1919 to 1921 |
HMS Seawolf | (1918) | Queenstown - Guardship 1923 |