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- Rockabill_Lighthouse abstract "In 1837 the Drogheda Harbour Commissioners proposed that a lighthouse be built on Rockabill, with the costs to be paid by tolls on the shipping using Drogheda harbour. In 1838, Trinity House, which was then in charge of lights in Ireland, declined the request. In 1853 however the Trinity Board reversed its decision and authorized the construction of the lighthouse. Construction began in 1855 under the supervision of the Burgess brothers, William and James, who were builders from Limerick. The lighthouse tower was built 1855–1860 of grante granite from the Mourne Mountains in County Down and local limestone from Milverton. The total cost of all buildings and equipment was £13,248. The light was placed into operation on 1st. July 1860.The focal plane of the lantern is 45 metres (148 ft) above the sea. The round lighthouse tower is built of granite and is 32 metres (105 ft) high, including the lanternhouse and gallery. The light tower is painted white with one broad black horizontal band. In 1918, the station is also equipped with a fog horn. A keeper's residence and other buildings are located at the station, which is operated by the Commissioners of Irish Lights. The lighthouse was automated in March 1989.".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse height "32.0".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse location County_Dublin.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse location Republic_of_Ireland.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse location Skerries,_Dublin.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse thumbnail Skerries_Lighthouse.jpg?width=300.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse wikiPageID "39144354".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse wikiPageRevisionID "551031286".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse automated "1989".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse caption "Rockabill Lighthouse".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse characteristic "12.0".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse construction "Granite and limestone".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse coordinatesDisplay "inline, title".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse fogsignal "60.0".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse height "32 m".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse imageName "Skerries Lighthouse.jpg".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse latd "53".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse latm "36".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse latns "N".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse location "East-north-east of Skerries, County Dublin, Ireland".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse longd "6".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse longew "W".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse longm "0".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse marking "White with one broad black horizontal band".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse name "Rockabill".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse pushpinMap "Ireland".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse shape "Round".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse yearbuilt "1855".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse yearlit "1860".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse subject Category:Lighthouses_completed_in_1860.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse subject Category:Lighthouses_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse subject Category:Towers_completed_in_1860.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type Lighthouse.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type Place.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type Tower.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type Wikidata:Q532.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type Place.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse type Location.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse comment "In 1837 the Drogheda Harbour Commissioners proposed that a lighthouse be built on Rockabill, with the costs to be paid by tolls on the shipping using Drogheda harbour. In 1838, Trinity House, which was then in charge of lights in Ireland, declined the request. In 1853 however the Trinity Board reversed its decision and authorized the construction of the lighthouse. Construction began in 1855 under the supervision of the Burgess brothers, William and James, who were builders from Limerick.".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse label "Rockabill Lighthouse".
- Rockabill_Lighthouse sameAs m.0t53zsd.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse sameAs Q15272902.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse sameAs Q15272902.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse wasDerivedFrom Rockabill_Lighthouse?oldid=551031286.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse depiction Skerries_Lighthouse.jpg.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse isPrimaryTopicOf Rockabill_Lighthouse.
- Rockabill_Lighthouse name "Rockabill".
