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- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) abstract "HMS Portisham was one of 93 ships of the Ham-class of inshore minesweepers. Their names were all chosen from villages ending in -ham. The minesweeper was named after [Portesham] in Dorset. The spelling PORTISHAM is probably a legacy from the previous vessel of this name in service during WW2 and is spelt thus in all authoritative reference books.After her sale in 1989 she was laid up and for sale in a boatyard in Essex. She was procured for conversion to a liveaboard ship by an Irish national in 2007 and is currently the second biggest private vessel under Irish Flag. Her home port is Balbriggan, Co Dublin.Under threat from Fingal County Council, who have lied on several counts in order to get a court order, initially, to have her removed and broken up, now to have the owner removed and the boat moved into storage. The owner doesn't believe that the state even has the authority to take possession of a vessel under these circumstances (unauthorised development under the Planning and Development act). That, along with the fact that she is the owner's home, means that he is defying the court order, and the county council, and is prepared to repel boarders by whatever means he feels is necessary.".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) completionDate "1956-03-26".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipBeam "6.5532".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipLaunch "1955-11-03".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) status "Sold January 1989, currently, and hopefully long-term liveaboard while remaining largely seaworthy.".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) wikiPageID "7474822".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) wikiPageRevisionID "598024019".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) airDraft "19.0".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) hasPhotoCollection HMS_Portisham_(M2781).
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) loa "106.5".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) lwl "100.0".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipBeam "21.5".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipBuilder "Dorset Yacht Co.".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipComplement "2".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipCompleted "1956-03-26".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipDisplacement "120".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipFate "Sold January 1989, currently, and hopefully long-term liveaboard while remaining largely seaworthy.".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipHomeport "Balbriggan".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipIdentification "Portisham".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipLaunched "1955-11-03".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipName "HMS Portisham".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipNamesake Portisham.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipNotes "Pennant number: M2781 / IMS81".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipPropulsion "Originally, Paxman 12YHAXM, now Scania DS9 & Cummins L10".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipRange "TBD".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) shipSpeed "14".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) subject Category:1955_ships.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) subject Category:Ham-class_minesweepers.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) subject Category:Royal_Navy_ship_names.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) type MeanOfTransportation.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) type Ship.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) type Product.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) type DesignedArtifact.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) comment "HMS Portisham was one of 93 ships of the Ham-class of inshore minesweepers. Their names were all chosen from villages ending in -ham. The minesweeper was named after [Portesham] in Dorset. The spelling PORTISHAM is probably a legacy from the previous vessel of this name in service during WW2 and is spelt thus in all authoritative reference books.After her sale in 1989 she was laid up and for sale in a boatyard in Essex.".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) label "HMS Portisham (M2781)".
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) sameAs m.0262wb1.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) sameAs Q5633837.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) sameAs Q5633837.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) wasDerivedFrom HMS_Portisham_(M2781)?oldid=598024019.
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) isPrimaryTopicOf HMS_Portisham_(M2781).
- HMS_Portisham_(M2781) name "HMS Portisham".