 On its way, crew cut away the canvas sheets bearing the name "Mountjoy II," revealing the ship's real name, and it proceeded south along the Irish Sea.After offloading Major Crawford at Rosslare, County Wexford, the "SS Clyde Valley" set sail for the Baltic Sea, travelling along the coasts of France and Denmark.It rendezvoused with the "SS Fanny" to bring back the Ulstermen contingent of its crew.