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[SIZE=3]Industrial Allocation [/SIZE]
- 2/2 factories producing 2,000t materials.
- 1,192 tons from stockpile.
- 3,718 tons materials total.
- 2,043 tons used.
- 1,675 tons stockpiled for Q2/41.

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

[SIZE=3]Naval Construction[/SIZE]
Gallagher, Burke & Sons, Galway:
1 Type 1 drydock - British salvage tug Careful laid down January 1, 1941 (paid for through Inter-Commonwealth Loan Program). 890 tons required. 267 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 267/890, 623/890 tons remaining until completion in Q4/1941.
1 Type 0 drydock - Submarine Cat Sith (Pooka-class) laid down October 1, 1940. 565 tons required. 65 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 565/565, 0/565 tons remaining until completion. Finishes Q3/1941. Launched.

Dockside:
- Submarine Sheevra (Pooka-class) laid down April 1, 1940. 565 tons required. 0 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 565/565, 0/565 tons remaining until completion. Finished Q1/1941.

Rushbrooke Shipyard (Cobh):
1 Type 0 slip - Submarine Tuatha Dé Danann (Pooka-class) laid down October 1, 1940. 565 tons required. 65 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 565/565, 0/565 tons remaining until completion. Finishes Q3/1941. Launched.

Dockside:
- Submarine Oilliphéist (Pooka-class) laid down April 1, 1940. 565 tons required. 0 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 565/565, 0/565 tons remaining until completion. Finished Q1/1941.

Haulbowline Naval Yard:
1 Type 2 drydock - Destroyer Contae Chill Mhantáin / County Wicklow laid down October 1st, 1940. 1,350 tons required. 400 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 800/1350, 550/1350 remaining until completion. Ship launched on February 5, 1941 and will complete on August 11, 1941.
1 Type 1 drydock - Export Meath-class tender (modified) laid down for Yugoslavia January 1st, 1941. 1,832 tons required. 458 tons added Q1/1941 for a total of 458/1832, 1374/1350 remaining until completion. Ship launches end of Q2/41 and completes Q4/41.

Dockside:
- Destroyer Contae Chill Mhantáin / County Wicklow after February 5, 1941.
- Destroyer Connacht repairing from storm damage via minor refit. 83 tons added to return to 100% repair.
- Destroyer Leinster repairing from storm damage via minor refit. 166 tons added to return to 100% repair.
- Destroyer Ulster repairing from storm damage via minor refit. 83 tons added to return to 100% repair.
- Destroyer Munster repairing from storm damage via minor refit. 99 tons added to return to 100% repair.

From factories:
Motor Gunboat BGM-111 laid down January 1, 1941, 90 tons added Q1/41. Launched complete January 31st, 1941.

On Trials:
- Pooka running trials.
- Selkie running trials.
- Destroyer Contae Mhuineacháin/ County Monaghan beginning trials.

[SIZE=3]Transactions[/SIZE]
- 267 tons to Britain as Commonwealth loans. (Applied to complete HMS Expert.)
- 458 tons from Yugoslavia for construction of Meath-class fleet tender.
- 68 tons from Yugoslavia for associated dockyard costs and fees.
- 2x Deirdre-class patrol sloops and 8x Aisling-class coastal minesweepers transferred to Britain in exchange for non-sim resources.

[SIZE=3]Other Notes[/SIZE]
NYA

[SIZE=3]Order of Battle (Irish Naval Service) as of January 31st, 1941[/SIZE]
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed/in service (under repair/refit/rebuild) + under construction.
Cruisers:...............................1(0)+0
Destroyers:...........................9(0)+1
Frigates:...............................3(1)+0
Fishery Patrol Sloops:.............2(0)+0
Submarines:.........................6(0)+2
MGB's:.................................11(0)+0
MTB's:.................................16(0)+0
Mine Sweepers:....................0(0)+0
Submarine Chasers:..............8(0)+0
Motor Lifeboat:.....................1(0)+0
Auxiliaries:...........................3(0)0+1 (export)
Armed Naval Tugs:...............2(0)+0

[SIZE=3]Summary[/SIZE]
Repairs are conducted on the four Province-class destroyers, which were damaged in heavy weather during participation in the NATO wargames in 1940. As a side-effect of their repairs, radar sets were added to the ships. The salvage tug Careful is laid down in Galway, funded by the Inter-Commonwealth Lending Program. The sail-training ship Southern Cross, completed in 1940, conducts trials pending delivery. The new destroyer County Wicklow is launched from Haulbowline dockyards.

Inter-Commonwealth Lending Program
Totals loaned to date:
- To UK: 1958 tons
- To Canada: 67 tons
- To Australia: 680 tons

Cut-n-paste error: You've got 2 subs w/ same name at Galway. Both named Cat Sith, one in the type 0 DD, the other in the type 0 Slip.

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Originally posted by Sachmle
Cut-n-paste error: You've got 2 subs w/ same name at Galway. Both named Cat Sith, one in the type 0 DD, the other in the type 0 Slip.

DOH!

Will fix.

The Yugoslav order for a fleet tender appears to have been overlooked. I hope that it can still fit into the building plan.

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Originally posted by BruceDuncan
The Yugoslav order for a fleet tender appears to have been overlooked. I hope that it can still fit into the building plan.

Oh, oops.

That'd be because I didn't recall it when I had to reconstruct my spreadsheet from my backups. Remind me about the payment schedule, if you please?

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Received and changes made.

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Originally posted by Brockpaine
Received and changes made.

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62 tons from Yugoslavia for associated dockyard costs and fees

I have that down as 68 tons, but if you're giving me a discount, I can adjust my report before posting it.

Oh, bah. Maths.

Sheevra?

As their is no "V" in Gaelic, what is she meant to be??

Not getting at you, just for clarification, have the missus stumped you do!!

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Originally posted by Commodore Green
Sheevra?

As their is no "V" in Gaelic, what is she meant to be??

Not getting at you, just for clarification, have the missus stumped you do!!

I had to go look it up again. It appears to be an Anglicization of "siabhra"; a type of mischievous lesser faery.

Might have to change it - I generally try to avoid Anglicized versions of Gaelic words when naming Irish ships wherever possible.

Ok, she's happier now, that is what she thought it would be........