Hi - We were invited at our own cost to make a rare video inside which the public may/may not like. The fact you want more information shows that an interest has been created. If you pictures & plans we would be delighted to share this on the channel, if you can make it into a video or slide format. Maybe someone out there has this information and is wiling to share it, like us. Many thanks David

Hi! I’m reading Seashaken Houses by Tom Nancollas & he says he was told that it was a “half-tide room” that could shine a light to signal the water depth was safe to cross Carlingford Bar. He describes the cast-iron it is made of as having relief mouldings of a harp, a globe, a sextant, a ship, a map & compass, and an anchor. He also mentions that the lighthouse was consecrated in 1958 because some believed it was haunted!

@@lottietea Hmmmm, Thanks

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@@kylemalcomson5646 Yes, I had noticed the light was not there, I am saying this video is of no use as it just looking at a "hasbeen" with music by "The lighthouse family" I want a refund of my time I wasted on this video.

You may need to go to Specsavers, the light is pretty clearly there from about 4:15 to 4:17 and again from 4:31 to 4:33. Feel free to pause the video there and stare at it 🙂

@@stefanpynappels7959 I think they were expecting to see the big rotating Freshnel lens and football sized bulb instead of the modern compact LED light. but yes, it's definitely there

Nice to see inside, I have been on it many times but never inside