The Cable is a one-man show which explores how a family’s emotional struggles mirror a world on the brink of a communication revolution in 1866, when the Transatlantic Cable was laid in Valentia ...

The decision came in the complicated case of Transatlantic Telephone Cable No. 4—known as “TAT 4.” The first effective Atlantic cable was laid in 1866 by the famed Great Eastern and still ...

In 1866, introduction of the Ohm Law, according to which the intensity of the electrical current varies linearly, on a regular scale, according to the diameter of the wire, made it possible to install ...

The first transatlantic cable linking Valentia Harbour to Trinity Bay in Newfoundland was completed on August 5th 1858, and the first message sent just 11 days later on August 16th.

A powerful new drama set against the backdrop of the monumental laying of the Transatlantic Cable on Valentia Island in 1866. We welcome Aidan Dooley, renowned for the award-winning Tom Crean ...

Derek Cassidy, BT Ireland’s submarine cable technology lead, said the speed of telegrams progressed from eight words a minute in 1866 to 300 words a minute in the early 1900s, with Valentia ...

The first transatlantic cable, connecting Trinity Bay Newfoundland to Valentia island, had been laid in 1858. The quality and transmission speed were poor, however.

In August 1866 she sailed with several other ships on an even more daunting mission than laying the cable-recovering the 1865 cable and completing a second transatlantic connection.

The Transatlantic cable wasn’t successful until 1866, and the telegraph became a benefit to her dashing Scotch cousin, Sir Archibald Forbes.