SS Clyde Valley (1886)

The SS Clyde Valley was a British cargo steamship built in 1886 by A. Stephen & Sons at their Linthouse shipyard in Glasgow, Scotland. She was owned by the Clyde Shipping Company and primarily operated on routes between Glasgow and various ports in Ireland, including Belfast, Dublin, and Cork.

The Clyde Valley was a typical cargo steamer of her era, designed for the efficient transport of goods and passengers between the United Kingdom and Ireland. She played a significant role in facilitating trade and communication across the Irish Sea.

Records indicate that the SS Clyde Valley remained in service for several decades, contributing to the Clyde Shipping Company's operations until well into the 20th century. Her ultimate fate and decommissioning details are less readily available but likely occurred sometime in the mid-20th century as steamships were gradually replaced by more modern vessels. Information regarding any specific incidents or significant events during her service requires further research in shipping archives and historical records.