What was this used for?

26 Oct 2012 10:48 #1 by ww2ni
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I believe we may have mentioned this building before but I cannot remember details.

Its at the entrance to Killadeas - near the junction with the main entrance to the Gublusk Bay site.

May have been a store but not sure.

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26 Oct 2012 17:10 #2 by airfields man
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Ladies and Gents by the look of it. :roll: Though which is which....

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26 Oct 2012 18:15 #3 by carnaby
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Ladies and Gents ....

Because it's Irish it would be Mna and Fir !

Mna sounds like Men, and Fir is allied to Female. That was my logic and I embarrassingly discovered I was wrong :o.

But not as bad as
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26 Oct 2012 19:02 #4 by ww2ni
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Just checked the previous Killadeas thread and this is the building which is arrowed as "Pyrotechnic Store (Ready Use)"

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27 Oct 2012 02:00 #5 by PETERTHEEATER
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Yes, Ready Use Pyrotechic Store AM Drawing Number 5488/43 Type B according to RSP 3462/44.

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