Peter Moore, talks with Luke Deal from BBC Radio Suffolk about the future of Ross Revenge and today's start of the Ross Revenge Dry Dock Appeal

Listeners in the 70’s were entranced by the music coming from the fragile Mi Amigo. But on land much more was happening as huge cash sums earned by the ship were smuggled in to the UK.

That which was not stolen in transit was spent by Ronan O’Rahilly on a series of wild projects, searching for just one that would come good and deliver a fortune in to his lap. But this was not to be.

Lyn Gilbert watched and participated in this madness for six years and now presents her never before told story in the book Behind The Scenes At Radio Caroline. Lyn has specified that all income must go to our Ross Revenge ship charity.

Our Chairman, Peter Moore, talks with Andy Comfort from BBC Radio Humberside about our plans for Ross Revenge and the imminent Crowdfunder campaign to raise funds for Ross Revenge dry docking.

We're pleased to have been accepted by Facebook to use their fundraising tools. Please use the link below to start your own fundraiser in support of MV Ross Revenge (Home of Radio Caroline). All proceeds go direct to our Charity with no fee's.

Some 18 months after we made our first application for charitable status we finally get there. MV Ross Revenge (Home of Radio Caroline) is now a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.

We now have our own YouTube channel. To keep up to date with all that is happening onboard Ross Revenge click on the link below

Talented local photographer Colm O Laoi kindly donates photo's for our website launch. Be sure to check out Colm's PicFair webshop via the link below.