Note the EI100T license expired on the 31st December 2012 and the call is no longer on air. During 2012 almost 12,000 stations worked EI100T with many hundred SWL reports also received. Thanks to everyone who made the special event such a success.
EI100T QSL Update: 30th December 2014:
All direct QSL cards for EI100T (both two way contacts and SWL reports) have been processed - view up to date listing. Bureau cards continue to be processed monthly following receipt. Please note, there was a delay in processing bureau received cards during 2014 but this backlog is almost now cleared and will be dealt with entirely before the end of January 2015.
Below is the original EI100T notification as posted on QRZ.com. I'm leaving it here as a record.
RMS Titanic, the worlds largest passenger ship at the time, sank on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, following a collision with an iceberg at approximately 0245 on the morning of April 15th 1912. 1,517 people lost their lives in the tragedy. The Titanic's final port of call was Queenstown (Cobh) on the south coast of Ireland on April 11th 1912 from where she weighed anchor on her fateful voyage.
The 100th anniversary of the sinking will be marked by several special commerative event stations at ports associated with the ships maiden voyage. These include Cobh, formerly Queenstown (EI100T), EI4CDN (Connemara), Belfast (GI100MGY), Southampton (GB1HMGY), Lichfield (GB0TI), Cape Race (VO1MCE) and a maritime mobile station (VE0MGY), at the site of the sinking.
During the weekend of April 14th & 15th 2012, a special event station signing EI100T will be operated from Cobh town to coincide with the Titanic commerations (see www.titanic100.ie& www.corkharbour.ie).
