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[SIZE=3]Industrial Allocation [/SIZE]
- 2/2 factories producing 2,000t materials, 0 tons from stockpile, 1,300 tons from transactions; 3,300 tons total. 3,300 tons used, 0 tons stockpiled for Q4/39.

[SIZE=3]Infrastructure Development[/SIZE]
N/A

[SIZE=3]Naval Construction[/SIZE]
at Galway:
1 Type 1 drydock - Idle
1 Type 0 drydock - Idle

at Rushbrooke (Cobh):
1 Type 0 slip - Idle

at Haulbowline:
1 Type 2 drydock - Meath-class tender (export design) laid down July 1st, 1939, 1,300 tons added Q3/39. Ship building for Latvian Navy.
1 Type 1 drydock - Motor Gunboat BGM-5 laid down July 1, 1939, 90 tons added Q3/39. Launched complete July 31st, 1939.

Dockside:
Submarine Bradan Feasa laid down April 1, 1939, launched June 22nd, 1939, completed August 12th, 1939. Begins trials.

From factories:
None

On Trials:
- Leinster running trials from February 24th to August 24th, 1939.
- Bradan Feasa running trials from August 13th to November 13th, 1939.

[SIZE=3]Transactions[/SIZE]
- 1,910 tons to the United States. 503 tons remaining.
- 1,300 tons from Latvia for construction of Meath-class tender (export design).

[SIZE=3]Other Notes[/SIZE]
Final plans let for Pooka-class vessels. Two vessels ordered for construction start in October 1939.

[SIZE=3]Order of Battle (Irish Naval Service) as of September 30th, 1939[/SIZE]
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Cruisers:...............................0(0)0
Destroyers:...........................8(0)0
Frigates:...............................9(0)0
Submarines:.........................4(0)0
MGB's:.................................5(0)0
MTB's:.................................16(0)0
Mine Sweepers:....................8(0)0
Submarine Chasers:..............8(0)0
Motor Lifeboat:.....................1(0)0
Auxiliaries:...........................2(0)0+1 (export)
Armed Naval Tugs:...............2(0)0

[SIZE=3]Summary[/SIZE]
The new training submarine Bradan Feasa is completed and begins trials. Another "Dog" motor gunboat is procured. Payments continue to the US for the cruiser Salt Lake City.

1,300 tons from Latvia, and the Meath clone gets laid down....

Ah, my bad. What's it named?

Atbalsta Lorda sounds like a good enough name for a tender.

"Support Lord"? Very well. What the customer wants, customer gets...

Wha? It traslated to Aid of the Lord, which sounded about right for a tender....

*Shrugs* Google Translate has it as "Support Lord".

Anyway, edited.