Titanic Day, Cork, Ireland. April 15th 2012.

A souvenir film. The Cork Titanic Society, Est. 1996 presents a special Wreath Laying Ceremony to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking the RMS Titanic on board the Irish Naval Vessel LÉ Eithne on the spot where RMS Titanic anchored off Cork Harbour before embarking on her maiden voyage to New York City on April 11th 1912. Three days later on April 14th under a starry sky, she struck an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland in the North Atlantic Ocean and in the early hours of the morning, April 15th she went to her watery icy grave at the bottom of the ocean where she still lies. Unveiling of Memorial Stone By the Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Terry Shannon, in Fitzgerald Park, Cork City, Ireland. Dedicated to the memory of all those lost to water tragedies. Model Ship Exhibition Official Opening at Cork Public Museum, Fitzgerald Park, Cork City, Ireland. Among the many colourful exhibits on display are the magnificent models of RMS Titanic and Lusitania all lovingly crafted by members of Cork Titanic Society.