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Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (317 wrecks)
Rocky
Bay to Youghal |
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| ROCKY BAY |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1766 | THOMAS | DUBLIN SAIL VESSEL | RUM | STRANDED & WRECKED; CARGO PART SALVAGED; BARBADOS FOR DUBLIN |
b
c d g |
| 1783 | UNKNOWN | LARGE SAIL VESSEL | BALLAST | STRANDED & WRECKED AT REANNY HEAD | b
d e g |
| 1805 | ARDBUCKLE / AMSBUSCADE | BRIG | UNKNOWN | POSSIBLY SALVAGED; WHITEHAVEN FOR CORK | b
e f |
| 1810 | SEVERN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; BRISTOL FOR ST. VINCENT | d |
| 1814 | MARIA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WATERFORD FOR SOUTHAMPON | b
d e |
| 1822 | RESOLUTION | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | YOUGHAL FOR PORTSMOUTH | d |
| 1841 | FRIENDS OF LIBERTY | KINSALE SCHOONER | UNKNOWN | BOUND FOR KINSALE | b |
| 1881 | IDOMEA | AUSTRIAN BARQUE - 376 tons | SALT & PASSENGERS | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR ROBERT'S COVE; LIVERPOOL FOR BALTIMORE; OTHER SOURCE SAYS "IDUMED" |
b
d f |
| 1886 | VICTORIA CROSS | IRON BARQUE - 669 tons | FLOUR | PART SALVAGED; FROM SAN FRANCISCO | b
f |
| 1900 | MARIA | CORK LIGHTER - 50 tons | 40 TONS COAL | FOUNDERED SOUTH OF ROCKY ISLAND | b
f g |
| 1915 | MISS EVANS | ABERYSTWYTH SCHOONER - 96 tons | COAL | AT ROCKY BAY; NEWPORT FOR KINSALE | b
c d |
| ROSS BAY |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1812 | MARGARET | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEWPORT FOR LIMERICK | b
e f |
| 1849 | CEYLON | SAIL VESSEL | PASSENGERS | CLYDE FOR NEW YORK | b
d f |
| 1850 | EMILY & LOUISA | FRENCH BRIGANTINE - 175 tons | INDIAN CORN | AT LONG STRAND; GALETZ FOR CORK | b
d f |
| 1865 | ASSAYE | LONDON FULL RIGGER - 1,598 tons | £300,000 COTTON, JUTE, WOOL & LINSEED & PASSENGERS | DROVE ASHORE; BOMBAY FOR LIVERPOOL | b
d e |
| 1871 | CECIL | LIVERPOOL BRIGANTINE - 188 tons | WINE & NUTS | POSSIBLY SALVAGED; LAGOS FOR LIVERPOOL | b
d f |
| 1884 | MARY | CORK SLOOP - 26 tons | TIMBER & BRICKS | STRANDED & WRECKED; CORK FOR SKIBBEREEN | b
d |
| ROSSCARBERY |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1804 | POLLY & MARY | LLEWELLYN SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | CARGO POSSIBLY SALVAGED; GLASGOW FOR LIVERPOOL | b |
| 1809 | SYLVANUS | TRANSPORT VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; | d |
| 1810
| MARIA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED; LONDON FOR LIMERICK | b
d e |
| 1834 | EUROPA | LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL - 256 tons | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL FOR BAHIA | b
e g |
| 1856 | MINERVA | SCHOONER - 145 tons | GENERAL | NONE |
b |
| 1862 | PRUDENCE | BIDEFORD SCHOONER - 167 tons | OATS | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; LIMERICK FOR LONDON | b
d |
| 1874 | MARY JANE | SCHOONER - 63 tons | COAL | ON BAR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; NEWPORT FOR ROSSCARBERY |
b |
| 1890 | PRIMA DONNA | SKIBBEREEN YAWL - 17 tons | BALLAST | STRANDED & WRECKED AT HARBOUR ENTRANCE | b
d |
| SANDY COVE |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1770 | HAMPDEN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
b
g |
| 1774 | NEPTUNE | MINEHEAD SAIL VESSEL | COAL | FROM SWANSEA | b |
| 1826 | ELIZA | CARDIGAN BRIG - 147 tons | UNKNOWN | AT ISLAND; CORK FOR KINSALE | b
d e |
| SCHULL |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1802 | BOAUNIUS | BRIG | 760 CRATES ORANGES | AT CASTLE ISLAND IN HARBOUR; ST. MICHAEL'S FOR CORK |
b f | ||
| 1823 | HANNAH | SOUTH SHIELDS SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | MOSTLY SALVAGED | g | ||
| 1833 | MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | DEMERERA FOR DUBLIN | g | ||
| 1838 |
| BRIG | SILVER BULLION, COINS & HIDES | AT BARREL ROCKS NEAR GOAT ISLAND; MOSTLY SALVAGED; CALLAO FOR LIVERPOOL |
b f g h | ||
| 1845 | LADY FLORA HASTINGS | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | NEAR, |
b
g | ||
| 1854 | SYRIAN | SUNDERLAND SAIL VESSEL | CORN | IN LONG ISLAND CHANNEL; CORK FOR LIMERICK | b
e | ||
| 1869 | OSPREY | CUTTER - 25 tons | FLOUR, LIME, SUGAR, CEMENT & COFFEE | 50 yds NORTH OF HARBOUR; CROOKHAVEN FOR SCHULL | b | ||
| 1886 | MAZEPPA | SKIBBEREEN CUTTER - 29 tons | BALLAST | BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED ON GOAT ISLAND | b
d | ||
| 1898 | MAYFLOWER | GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 38 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR GOAT'S ISLAND | d | ||
| 1909 | UNKNOWN | FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | NONE |
b | ||
| 1910 | OCEAN GEM | LUGGER - 37 tons | UNKNOWN | 0.25 MILES EAST OF COASTGUARD STATION | b
f | ||
| 1910 | SHAMROCK | SKIBBEREEN CUTTER - 3 tons | BALLAST | AT MOORINGS 0.25 MILES EAST OF COASTGUARD STATION |
b
d f | ||
| 1913 | ST. MARY | SKIBBEREEN DANDY - 25 tons | BALLAST | WENT ASHORE WEST OF PIER, | b
d | ||
| 1941 | UNKNOWN | RAF BRISTOL BLENHEIM BOMBER | CREW | EAST SIDE OF LONG ISLAND, | b | ||
| 1941 | UNKNOWN | GERMAN FW200 AIRCRAFT | CREW | AT LONG ISLAND WEST SHORE, | b |
| SCULLANE POINT |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1895 | MAGNET | FALMOUTH SCHOONER - 74 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED; SWANSEA FOR TRURO | b
d f |
| SEVEN HEADS ROCKS |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1848 | UNKNOWN | SMACK | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFF HORSE ROCK, | b |
| 1852 | AMY | IPSWICH SCHOONER - 88 rons | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED; HONDURAS FOR LONDON |
b d e f |
| 1852 | ANN | BARQUE - 450 tons | TIMBER | NONE |
b |
| 1875 | EDITH | PORTMADOG SCHOONER - 81 tons | BALLAST | STRANDED & WRECKED; CLONAKILTY FOR PORTMADOG | b
d |
| 1880 | MARY ANN | ISLE OF MAN LUGGER - 15 tons | BALLAST | SUNK IN COLLISION WITH "SS ROCKABIL" 6 MILES SOUTH EAST OF, |
b |
| 1884 | BESSIE WILKINSON | COLLIER | COAL | OFF; NEWPORT FOR GLANDORE | b
f |
| 1904 | FAULCONNIER (or FALCONIER) | DUNKIRK STEEL BARQUE - 1,708 tons | BARLEY & WHEAT | WRECKED AT COTTON ROCK, TRAVERNA; SAN FRANCISCO FOR QUEENSTOWN |
b d f |
| 1917 | BELL ROSE | TRAWLER | BALLAST | CAUGHT FIRE OFF, | b |
| 1917 | SPECTATOR | LIVERPOOL ARMED STEAMER - 3,808 tons | COPPER MATERIAL & GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY UC-33, 6.25 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; CAPE TOWN FOR LIVERPOOL |
d f |
| SHERKIN ISLAND |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1582 | UNKNOWN | BARQUE - 15 tons | UNKNOWN | DRIVEN ASHORE; PART OF O'DRICOLL'S FEET | b |
| 1894
| FLORENCE | KILKEEL TRAWLER | MACKEREL | 1 MILE WEST OF KEDGE ROCKS | b
f |
| 1907 | ISLAND MAID | SKERKIN YAWL - 6 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 0.5 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; SKERKIN ISLAND FOR CAPE CLEAR |
d |
| SKIBBEREEN |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1774 | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR |
d |
| 1825 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE BETWEEN SKIBBEREEN & CAPE CLEAR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED |
b |
| 1835 | FITZROY | NEWCASTLE SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | QUEBEC FOR LONDON | f
g |
| 1847 | EXILE | HALIFAX SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | b |
| 1848 | THENEA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT PRISON COVE | b
f |
| 1848 | UNKNOWN | FRENCH SCHOONER - 150 tons | UNKNOWN | NANTES FOR LIVERPOOL | b |
| 1852 | ISABELLA BARRIS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN BARLOGUE BAY; NOVA SCOTIA FOR HULL | b |
| 1862 | NEW BRUNSWICK | CANADIAN BRIGANTINE - 598 tons | SALT | AT TRALPEAN, BETWEEN BARLOGUE & YOKANE; LIVERPOOL FOR CALCUTTA |
b |
| SPIKE ISLAND |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1690 | BREDAH H.M.S. | 3RD RATE 70 GUN SHIP- 1,055 tons | TROOPS & PRISONERS | EXPLODED | b
d f |
| 1803 | SUFFISANTE H.M.S. | BRIG SLOOP | 14 GUNS | OFF QUEENSTOWN | b |
| 1814 | BACCHUS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | BATHURST FOR BIDEFORD | b
e f |
| 1840 | DILIGENCE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; LLANELLY FOR COURTMACSHERRY | g |
| THE STAG ROCKS |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1694 | SARAH | LONDON SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | BARBADOS FOR LONDON | b
f |
| 1699 | FOX H.M.S. | MAN O'WAR SLOOP 6TH RATE - 65 tons | 6 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON | ON NORTH-EAST CORNER; ANCHOR HAS BEEN RAISED | b
d f |
| 1848 | ROYAL SOVEREIGN | LONDON SAIL VESSEL - 46 TONS | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFF; ANTWERP FOR AMERICA | b
e |
| 1850 | UNKNOWN | MAN O'WAR | CREW | WAS CHASING PIRATES | b |
| 1893 | FRIENDSHIP | ABERYSTWYTH SCHOONER - 80 tons | COAL | NEWPORT FOR SCHULL | b
d f |
| 1893 | RONA | LIVERPOOL BARQUE - 683 tons | MAHOGANY & RUM | OFFSHORE; HAS BEEN DIVED; MONTEGO BAY FOR LIVERPOOL | b
d f g |
| 1895 | UNKNOWN | 4 MASTED BARQUE | UNKNOWN | BETWEEN STAGGS & TOE HEAD | - |
| 1916 | UNKNOWN | MOTOR VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
b |
| 1917 | BIRKBECK | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | BOMBED BY U-BOAT 16 MILES SOUTH OF, | g |
| 1917 | CARBERRY KING | FISHING VESSEL - 21 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY UC-75, 14 MILES SOUTH OF, | b
g |
| 1917 | ELEANOR | FISHING VESSEL - 31 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY UC-75 13 MILES SOUTH OF, | b |
| 1917 | FASTNET | FISHING VESSEL - 31 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY UC-75, 16 MILES SOUTH OF, | b
g |
| 1917 | LUCKY LASS | FISHING VESSEL - 10 tons | BALLAST | SCUTTLED BY UC-75, 15 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF, | b
g |
| 1917 | NORTH STAR | FISHING VESSEL - 15 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY UC-75 14 MILES SOUTH OF, | b
g |
| 1917 | SIR EDWARD BIRKBECK | FISHING SMACK - 23 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY UC-75, 16 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF, | b
g |
| 1983 | JOAN PATRICIA | GALWAY TRAWLER - 60ft. LONG | FISH | STRUCK ROCKS; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | b
f |
| 1983 | SPES NOVA | GALWAY TRAWLER - 106 tons | FISH | STRUCK ROCKS; NOT CLEAR IF ACTUALLY SANK | f |
| 1984 | UNKNOWN x 2 | TRAWLERS | BALLAST | STRUCK ROCKS | b |
| 1984 | CRYSTAL RIVER | CASTLETOWNBERE TRAWLER - 70ft. LONG | FISH | STRUCK ROCKS NEAR, | f |
| TOE HEAD |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1750 | SONTAY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; KEEL & ANCHORS ARE STILL THERE | - | ||
| 1804 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE | b | ||
| 1805 | GUARDIAN | SAIL VESSEL | STAVES, FLAX SEED, COTTON & OIL | NEW YORK FOR DUBLIN | b
d e | ||
| 1869 | SANTEE | AMERICAN FULL RIGGER - 1,078 tons | GUANO | STRANDED & WRECKED; CALLO FOR CORK | b
d e f | ||
| 1924 |
| BRITISH STEAMER - 5,514 tons | PASSENGERS | AT STAG ROCKS; LIES IN 20m; NEW ORLEANS FOR LIVERPOOL |
a b f h |
| UNION HALL |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1874
| PULCHINELLA | ITALIAN BARQUE - 404 tons | INDIAN CORN | AT BLIND HARBOUR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; NEW YORK FOR BRISTOL |
b
d f |
| 1891 | MARGARET NOLAN | SKIBBEREEN KETCH - 38 tons | MAIZE | STRANDED & WRECKED AT COPPER ROCK; CORK FOR CASTLETOWNSEND |
d |
| 1903 | ANNIE | CARRIGILLY DANDY - 3 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED NEAR, | b
d |
| UNKNOWN |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1604 | CHERUBIN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON COAST OF; LONDON FOR IRELAND | b |
| 1760 | ANNE | SAIL VESSEL | CASKS OF WINE | ON SOUTH-WEST COAST; LISBON FOR DUBLIN | b
d e |
| 1763 | TEMPLE H.M.S. | NAVAL SAIL VESSEL | TREASURE | OFF THE COAST | b
e |
| 1769 | SARAH | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | 60 MILES WEST OF CO. CORK; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR IRELAND |
e |
| 1782 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | FROM AMERICA 7 GUADALOPE | b |
| 1782 | UNKNOWN x 3 | PORTUGESE SAIL VESSELS | UNKNOWN | NONE |
b |
| 1785 | UNKNOWN | SQUARE RIGGER | UNKNOWN | OFF THE COAST | g |
| 1793 | KITE | CUTTER | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
b |
| 1796 | SCEVOLA | FRENCH NAVAL VESSEL | CREW | OFF, |
b |
| 1796 | UNKNOWN x 3 | SAIL VESSELS | BALLAST | BROKE FROM MOORINGS; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | b |
| 1802 | BOAUNIS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
g |
| 1815 | CUMBERLAND | SAIL VESSEL | RUM & COFFEE | JAMAICA FOR GREENOCK | b |
| 1824 | BALTIC | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT MULLEN HEAD??; SLIGO FOR GREENOCK | d |
| 1827 | MELCHBOURN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | FROM BRISTOL | b
g |
| 1828 | COMMERCE | SAIL VESSEL - 70 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
b |
| 1830 | KITTY | CAPE CLEAR SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN COLLISION WITH BRIG "BACHELOR" |
b
g |
| 1835 | MESSENGER | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
b
g |
| 1836 | MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; CORK FOR LE HARVE | b |
| 1838 | THOMAS TUCKER | LIVERPOOL BRIG | DYEWOOD & COTTON | AT CARTHY ISLAND; NASSAU FOR LIVERPOOL | b
g |
| 1838 | WOLF | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
b |
| 1847 | ANN POWELL | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
b |
| 1848 | FRANCIS MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON BALLYMALOO STRAND; FOR CHESTER | b |
| 1848 | MILTON | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN DUNBROGRY BAY; FOR YARMOUTH | b |
| 1848 | THOMAS & EDWARD | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | IN KITCHEN COVE; CORK FOR LIVERPOOL | b |
| 1854 | JESSIE | SHIELDS BARQUE - 293 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF; CORK FOR NORTH AMERICA | b |
| 1856 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | GIN | AT BALLYMACODA | b |
| 1860 | DEFIANCE | HOOKER - 20 tons | BRICKS | FOUNDERED OFF BALLYWILLIAM | b
d |
| 1861 | ALEXANDRA | SAIL VESSEL - 76 tons | UNKNOWN | 25 MILES OFF; MILFORD FOR CORK | b |
| 1861 | MARGARET | SAIL VESSEL | BRICKS | IN INCH BAY?? | d |
| 1869 | KATE SOPHIA | ABERYSTWYTH SCHOONER - 85 tons | MANURE | FOUNDERED OFFSHORE; LYNN FOR CORK | d |
| 1869 | KITTY | LIVERPOOL SLOOP - 39 tons | SALT | AT BALLYDEHOB HARBOUR; PROBABLY SALVAGED; LIVERPOOL FOR SCHULL |
b |
| 1870 | THE SALT BOAT | SAIL VESSEL | SALT | OFF; LIES IN 4 metres | b |
| 1876 | MATHEW | HOOKER - 15 tons | BALLAST | IN SEVEN RING CREEK; SCHULL FOR RATHCOURSEY | b |
| 1881 | PRUDENCE | SCHOONER - 148 tons | OATS | LIMERICK FOR LONDON | b
f |
| 1889 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | 50ft.OF WRECKAGE SIGHTED OFF, | b |
| 1890 | GRAND MASTER | CORK SCHOONER - 132 tons | UNKNOWN | WHILE MOORED IN RIVER LEE; POSSIBLY REFLOATED | b |
| 1891 | GYLIFE | BARQUE | UNKNOWN | NEAR MUSHROOM REEF; HAS BEEN DIVED | b |
| 1892 | RATCLIFF | AYR SNOW - 200 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION IN RIVER LEE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; NEWPORT MON. FOR CORK |
d |
| 1896 | ADA | LONDON KETCH - 60 tons | BALLAST | AT RINGAROGA ISLAND, MALLIMORE | d |
| 1901 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; MASTS SHOWING ABOVE WATER | b |
| 1902 | KATE | LIVERPOOL MOTOR LAUNCH - 8 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 2 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF SHEEP'S HEAD; FROM BERCHAVEN |
d |
| 1903 | CHERERSTONE | CARDIFF STEAMER - 1,889 tons | COAL | SOUTH OF; CADRIFF FOR BOSTON | b |
| 1903 | DUCK | FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | AT RINEEN | b |
| 1903 | GREYHOUND | FISHING VESSEL - 2 tons | BALLAST | AT RINEEN | b |
| 1911 | GESINA LUCIA | SCHOONER - 74 tons | UNKNOWN | OFF; NEWPORT FOR CORK | b |
| 1915 | ADMIRAL COURBET | FRENCH STEEL BARQUE - 2,223 tons | BALLAST | WRECKED IN FENNINGS BAY | b
d |
| 1915 | AMENDE | ST. MALO FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | SOUTH-WEST OF; FOR NEWFOUNDLAND | b |
| 1915 | LADYSMITH H.M.S. | DRIFTER | CREW | OFF SKOKHAM ISLAND, | b |
| 1915 | LEO | FINNISH CARGO STEAMER | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED OFF SOUTH COAST OF IRELAND | a |
| 1916 | U-68 | GERMAN U-BOAT - 933 tons | CREW | SUNK BY Q-SHIP "FARNBOROUGH" OFF CO. CORK COAST | b
d |
| 1917 | ALIDE | RUSSIAN SAIL VESSEL - 175 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK BY UC-75 OFF, | b |
| 1917 | ANTILLES | AMERICAN STEAMER - 6,878 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-62 SOUTH-WEST OF, | b |
| 1917 | ASCARO | ITALIAN STEAMER - 3,245 tons | IRON ORE | TORPEDOED BY U-93 OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST | a
d |
| 1917 | AVA | STEAMER - 5076 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-45 SOUTH OF, | b
f |
| 1917 | BENOR | RIGA BRIGANTINE - 394 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED BY U-BOAT OFF SOUTH COAST; LIVERPOOL FOR CADIZ |
d |
| 1917 | BISAGNO | ITALIAN STEAMER - 2,252 tons | BALLAST | BOMBED BY U-57 OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST; GARRUCHA FOR BARROW-IN-FURNESS |
d |
| UNKNOWN continued.. |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1917 | CAVOUR | ITALIAN STEAMER - 1,929 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED OFF | a
b | ||
| 1917 | CONISBRO' CASTLE | GRIMSBY STEEL TRAWLER - 192 tons | BALLAST | WRECKED IN MEDLAND BAY?? | d | ||
| 1917 | ELIZABETH ELEANOR | CAERNARFON SCHOONER - 169 tons | IRON ORE | SHELLED BY U-BOAT OFFSHORE; GIBRALTER FOR BRISTOL | d | ||
| 1917 | EUGENE PERGELINE | NANTES STEEL BARQUE - 2,203 tons | NICKEL INGOTS | SUNK BY U-BOAT OFF THE SOUTH COAST | d | ||
| 1917 | GARNET HILL | FINISH STEEL BARQUE - 2,272 tons | NITRATES | SHELLED BY U-BOAT OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST; TOCOPILLA FOR LIVERPOOL |
d | ||
| 1917 | HAINAUT | BELGIAN STEAMER - 4,113 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED BY U-53 OFFSHORE | d | ||
| 1917 | JAMES SECKAR | ADMIRALTY TRAWLER - 255 tons | CREW | SUNK BY U-BOAT SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1917 | MACHAN | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1917 | MARIE CELINE | GRAVELINES SCHOONER - 142 tons | UNKNOWN | BOMBED BY U-BOAT OFFSHORE | d | ||
| 1917 | NARRAGANSETT | ARMED GREENOCK TANKER - 9,196 tons | LUBRICATING OIL | TORPEDOED BY U-44 OFF SOUTH-WEST IRELAND; NEW YORK FOR LONDON |
b
d | ||
| 1917 | PEIGNTON | TRANSPORT STEAMER | UNKNOWN | SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1917 | POMOTCHNICK | NAVRA BRIGANTINE - 167 tons | UNKNOWN | BOMBED BY U-BOAT OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST; PORTIMAO FOR LIVERPOOL |
d | ||
| 1917 | SAWA MARU | JAPANESE STEAMER - 2,532 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED BY UC-43 OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST; HUELVA FOR NEWPORT MON. |
d | ||
| 1917 | SONGDAL | NORWEGIAN IRON BARQUE - 2,089 tons | MAIZE | BOMBED BY U-BOAT OFFSHORE; BUENOS AIRES FOR LONDON | b
d | ||
| 1917 | STRADHILL | FINNISH SCHOONER | UNKNOWN | OFF WEST CO. CORK | b
e | ||
| 1917 | UB-36 | GERMAN SUBMARINE | CREW | SUNK BY Q-SHIP SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1917 | U-69 | GERMAN SUBMARINE | CREW | SUNK BY "H.M.S. PATRIOT" SOUTH-WEST OF, |
b | ||
| 1917 | U-88 | GERMAN SUBMARINE | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "Q" SHIP "H.M.S. STONECROP" SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1917 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | SEEN BOTTOM UP SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1917 | VALA | "Q" SHIP - 1,016 tons | CREW | SUNK BY UB-54 SOUTH OF; FRANCE FOR QUEENSTOWN | b | ||
| 1917 | VALKYRIAN | SWEDISH STEEL SCHOONER - 233 tons | TIMBER | SHELLED BY U-BOAT OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST; PENSACOLA FOR FLEETWOOD |
d | ||
| 1918 | ATLANTICO | UNKNOWN - 336 tons | UNKNOWN | SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1918 | BABY MAYFIELD | NORWEGIAN SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | SUNK BY U-BOAT SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1918 |
| STEAMER - 1,610 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-91 SOUTH OF, (CLOSER TO BISHOP ROCK); LISBON FOR GLASGOW |
b
3 | ||
| 1918 | MARMERA | STEAMER - 10,509 tons | UNKNOWN | NONE |
f | ||
| 1918 | SAN ANDRES | NORWEGIAN VESSEL - 1,656 tons | PIECE GOODS | TORPEDOED OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST; SPAIN FOR NORWAY | b | ||
| 1920 | ST. ITA | TRAWLER | BALLAST | OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST, | b | ||
| 1923 | ALMA | LUGGER - 32 tons | UNKNOWN | AT REEN NEAR BALLYDEHOB; CARGO SALVAGED | b
g | ||
| 1926 | PRISCILLA | SCHOONER - 84 tons | COAL | CAUGHT FIRE AT REENADONA IN ILEN RIVER |
b g | ||
| 1927 | FORTUNA | STEEL SAILING SHIP - 1,793 tons | 3,000 TONS COAL & 1,000 EMPTY OIL DRUMS | EXPLOSION 10 MILES OFF SOUTH IRELAND | a | ||
| 1930 | BRYNAWEL | STEAMER - 410 tons | MAIZE | AT BANDON RIVER; PROBABLY SALVAGED; ROTHERDAM FOR KILMACSIM |
b | ||
| 1930 | INIS ARKIN | TRAWLER - 45 tons | BALLAST | CAUGHT FIRE OFF, | b
g | ||
| 1939 | ARKLESIDE | STEAMER - 1,567 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1939 | BRANDON | STEAMER - 6,668 tons | UNKNOWN | MINED SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1939 | BRETAGNE | FRENCH STEAMER - 10,108 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-45 SOUTH-WEST OF, | a
b | ||
| 1939 | KENSINGTON COURT | STEAMER - 4,863 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED OFF, | b | ||
| 1939 | LOUISANE | FRENCH STEAMER - 6,903 tons | UNKNOWN | SHELLED & SUNK BY U-48 SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1939 | U-42 | GERMAN UBOAT TYPE IXA | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED BY AIRCRAFT & SUNK SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1939 | U-45 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIB | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1939 | WHIRLWIND H.M.S. | DESTROYER - 1,100 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-34 WHILE ON ESCORT DUTY SOUTH WEST OF CORK; OTHER SOURCE SAYS 1940 |
a
e | ||
| 1940 | ADAMANDIOS GEORGANDIS | GREEK STEAMER - 3,443 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-28 SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1940 | ERIK BOYE (or BOYLE) | DANISH STEAMER - 2,238 tons | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-38 SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1940 | HUMBER ARMS | TANKER - 5,758 tons | PETROLEUM | TORPEDOED 50 MILES SOUTH OF CORK | b | ||
| 1940 | ITALIA | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1940 | MOUNT MYRTO | STEAMER - 5,403 tons | UNKNOWN | SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1940 | PERSAMO | STEAMER - 4,596 tons | UNKNOWN | BROKE IN TWO SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1940 | RANDFORD | STEAMER - 3,999 tons | UNKNOWN | SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1940 | RESOLUTION | CARDIGAN SLOOP | UNKNOWN | AT ROBERTS COVE | b | ||
| 1940 | TOURAINE | NORWEGIAN MOTOR VESSEL - 5,811 tons | BALLAST | ABANDONED 40 MILES OFFSHORE | d
f | ||
| 1940 | U-26 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIA MINELAYER | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "H.M.S. GLADIOLUS" SOUTH-WEST OF, |
b | ||
| 1940 | U-41 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE IXA | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "ANTELOPE" SOUTH OF, |
b | ||
| 1941 | BATH | NORWEGIAN DESTROYER - 1,060 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-204 SOUTH-WEST OF CORK | d
e | ||
| 1941 |
| CARGO STEAMER | UNKNOWN | BOMBED & SUNK BY GERMAN AIRCRAFT OFF SOUTH-WEST COAST |
1 | ||
| 1941 | DUQUESA | STEAMER - 8,600 tons | FROZEN MEAT | TORPEDOED |
f | ||
| 1941 | HOPEWELL USN | DESTROYER - 1,090 tons | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-204 SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1941 | UNKNOWN | GERMAN FW200 AIRCRAFT | CREW | AT DURRUS, CASBLANE, | b | ||
| 1942 |
| CONVOY ESCORT VESSEL | CREW | TORPEDOED BY U-105, 500 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, | 1 | ||
| 1942 | UNKNOWN | RAF WHITLEY BOMBER | CREW | 120 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1943 | KYLECLARE | STEAMER | UNKNOWN | TORPEDOED BY U-456 SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1943 | U-15 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE IXC | CREW | ATTACKED BY AIRCRAFT & SUNK SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1943 | U-109 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE IXB | CREW | ATTACKED BY AIRCRAFT & SUNK SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1943 | U-528 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE IXC/40 | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1944 | U-264 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIC | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "H.M.S. WOODPECKER" & "STARTLING WEST" SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1944 | U-305 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIC | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "H.M.S. WANDERER" & "GLENARM" SOUTH-WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1944 | U-386 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIC | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "H.M.S. SPEY" SOUTH-WEST OF, |
b | ||
| 1944 | U-406 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIC | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "H.M.S. SPEY" SOUTH-WEST OF, |
b | ||
| 1944 | U-424 | GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIC | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "'H.M.S. WILDGOOSE" & "WOODPECKER" WEST OF, | b | ||
| 1945 | U-878 | GERMAN U-BOAT IXC TRANSPORT TYPE | CREW | DEPTH CHARGED & SUNK BY "'H.M.S. TINTAGEL CASTLE" & "VANQUISHER" SOUTH-WEST OF, |
b | ||
| 1945 | UNKNOWN | NORWEGIAN VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
f | ||
| 1978 | GHISLOINE RENEE | FRENCH TRAWLER | BALLAST | 2.5 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | b | ||
| 1993 | CONSTANT HOPE | TRAWLER | BALLAST | FOUNDERED OFF SOUTH COAST | b | ||
| 1994 | CHRISTINAKA | MALTA MOTOR VESSEL | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED 250 MILES OFF, | b | ||
| 1998 | GENESTY | FRENCH FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | 80 MILES SOUTH OF, | b | ||
| 1998 | SONIA NACI | SPANISH FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | ABANDONED 200 MILES SOUTH OF, | b |
| WHIDDY ISLAND |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1850 | ROSA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | GENOA FOR LIVERPOOL | b |
| 1875 | JULIA | SKIBEREEN CUTTER - 26 tons | BALLAST | STRANDED & WRECKED; CASTLETOWNBERE FOR BANTRY | b |
| 1963 | HOLMFIELD | MOTOR VESSEL - 600 tons | UNKNOWN | AT NORTH END OF; PROBABLY SALVAGED | b
g |
| 1979 | BETELGEUSE | FRENCH OIL TANKER - 61,776 tons | 40,000 TONS OIL | EXPLODED; BOW LIES AT 50.40.00N. 12.04.00W.; RAS TANURA FOR BANTRY BAY |
b d f |
| WHITEHORSE POINT |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
|
1907 | EVLYN (or EVIYN) | STEAM TRAWLER | FISH | OFF; SUNK IN COLLISION WITH "H.M.S. ALBION" |
b f |
| YOUGHAL |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1645 | DUNCANNON | FRIGATE | TROOPS & CANNON | SUNK BY CANNON FIRE | b
f |
| 1749 | SPEEDWELL | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFF; DUBLIN FOR BORDEAUX | b
e |
| 1758 | OSWEGO | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; PART SALVAGED; BRISTOL FOR NEW YORK | b
f |
| 1762 | MERCURY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; JAMAICA FOR BRISTOL | b
e |
| 1766 | WINST FURLOST | SWEDISH SAIL SHIP | IRON | STRANDED AT; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; FOR WATERFORD | b
f g |
| 1767 | ADVENTURE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | CARGO SALVAGED | b
g |
| 1768 | UNKNOWN | SLOOP | RUM & FRUIT | AT CLAY CASTLE; CORK FOR WATERFORD | b
g |
| 1775 | POLLY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR WATERFORD | b
e |
| 1777 | UNKNOWN | SLOOP | UNKNOWN | FROM BRISTOL | b |
| 1784 | BETTY | SAIL VESSEL - 200 tons | FLAX SEED & RUM | FOUNDERED OFF; BOSTON FOR DUBLIN | b
g |
| 1786 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
b |
| 1786 | WILLIAM & MARGARET | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; DUNGARVAN FOR LIVERPOOL | b
e |
| 1787 | HOPE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | DRIVEN ASHORE NEAR HARBOUR; MAYBE SAME VESSEL AS NEXT |
b
f |
| 1788 | HOPE | WATERFORD SAIL VESSEL | PROVISIONS | LONDON FOR WATERFORD | b
e g |
| 1788 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | CORN | IN HARBOUR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | b |
| 1799 | ROSE | CARDIGAN SLOOP | UNKNOWN | IN BAY | b |
| 1800 | VIGILANTE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED NEAR; LISBON FOR BRISTOL; POSSIBLY SALVAGED | b |
| 1806 | FRIENDSHIP | GREENOCK SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT HARBOUR ENTRANCE; PROBABLY SALVAGED | b |
| 1807 | MERVIN | BRISTOL SAIL VESSEL | BRICKS & LIME | IN HARBOUR; PROBABLY REFLOATED; BRISTOL FOR CORK | b |
| 1808 | UNKNOWN | FERRY | PASSENGERS | YOUGHAL FOR WATERFORD | b |
| 1809 | BRITANNIA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRUCK ROCKS NEAR; YOUGHAL FOR LIVERPOOL | b
d e |
| 1809 | SWALLOW | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; CARGO SALVAGED; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR ROSS | b
d e |
| 1811 | GRACE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; DUBLIN FOR BARBADOS |
b
d e |
| 1812 | JANE | LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; AFRICA FOR LIVERPOOL | b
d e |
| 1814 | LONDON | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | DRIVEN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; WHITEHAVEN FOR JAMAICA |
d |
| 1815 | ELIZA ANN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE & WRECKED; CORK FOR LISBON | b
d e |
| 1815 | NEW THOMPSON | DUNGARVAN SLOOP | COAL & CULM | STRANDED & WRECKED; LIVERPOOL FOR DUNGARVAN | b
d e |
| 1823 | HERO | NEWPORT SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR, |
b |
| 1824 | FAVOURITE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; WATERFORD FOR CORK | b
d e |
| 1825 | BRILLIANT | CASTLEHAVEN SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON THE STRAND; ROSS FOR CORK | b
d e |
| 1825 | NANCY | CARDIGAN SAIL VESSEL | COAL | WENT ASHORE 2 MILES WEST OF; NEWPORT FOR CORK | b
d e |
| 1829 | MERMAID | NEWPORT SCHOONER - 78 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR, | b
d e |
| 1830 | BRIGET | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT CABLE ISLAND | g |
| 1831 | GEORGE McCAUSELAND | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
b
g |
| 1832 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | CASKS | FOUNDERED OFF WHITING BAY | b
g |
| 1833 | AVONMORE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; YOUGHAL FOR LIVERPOOL | b |
| 1833 | ELIZA & ANNE | SAIL VESSEL | BALLAST | FROM QUEBEC | b
f |
| 1833 | LORD NELSON | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | YOUGHAL FOR GLOUCESTER | b |
| 1835 | ANNE & ELIZABETH | FALMOUTH SAIL VESSEL - 86 tons | UNKNOWN | NEWPORT FOR YOUGHAL; STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR, | b
d e |
| 1837 | COMMERCE | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRUCK ROCKS OFF; SWANSEA FOR YOUGHAL | b
g |
| 1837 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | PASSENGERS | OFF, |
b
g |
| 1838 | JOHN & ELIZA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | AT CABLE ISLAND; CARNAVON FOR LONDON | b
g |
| 1838 | MARY SCOTT | LIVERPOOL BRIG - 248 tons | TIMBER | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; ST. JOHN, N.B. FOR LIVERPOOL |
d |
| 1838 | MILFORD PACKET | PACKET BOAT | UNKNOWN | ON BAR; MILFORD FOR WATERFORD | b
f |
| 1840 | MEDORA | BRIG | UNKNOWN | WENT TO PIECES; YARMOUTH FOR SWANSEA | b
f g |
| YOUGHAL continued.. |
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1844 | FORESTER | KINSALE SCHOONER | COAL | ON BAR; FROM NEWPORT | b
f | ||
| 1848 | SPECULATOR | SWANSEA SAIL VESSEL - 271 tons | UNKNOWN | FROM SWANSEA | b
f | ||
| 1849 | ETNA | PALERMO BRIGANTINE | UNKNOWN | STRANDED AT EASTERN POINT OF HARBOUR; LIVERPOOL FOR PALERMO |
b
d f | ||
| 1855 | HERO OF ILFRACOMBE | SCHOONER - 69 tons | CULM | NEAR LIGHTHOUSE | b | ||
| 1858 | GALATHEA | NORWEGIAN BARQUE | 650 TONS GUANO | ON BAR; CALLAO FOR QUEENSTOWN | b
f | ||
| 1860 | ANNIE | CAERNARFON BRIGANTINE - 152 tons | PORTER & PEAS | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR, | b
d f | ||
| 1861 | ECHO | SCHOONER YACHT | CREW | NEAR, |
b | ||
| 1862 | ORLEANS | BRIGANTINE - 1O1 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED | d | ||
| 1873 | THOR | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | PARTLY SALVAGED | e | ||
| 1874 | ERIN | YOUGHAL LUGGER | UNKNOWN | IN BAY |
b f | ||
| 1875 | GLEANER | MILFORD SNOW - 115 tons | COAL | ON BAR 1 MILE WEST OF; PORT TALBOT FOR CORK |
b | ||
| 1875 | JOHN MUNRO | YOUGHAL SCHOONER - 113 tons | COAL | AT CLERY'S BANK; CARDIFF FOR CORK | b
f | ||
| 1876 | WELCOME | HOOKER | BALLAST | STRUCK QUAY ROCKS, WHITING BAY; CORK FOR YOUGHAL |
b | ||
| 1878 | CONFIDENCE | CARDIGAN SCHOONER - 120 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED; CARGO PART SALVAGED; SWANSEA FOR NEW ROSS |
b d f | ||
| 1878 |
COUNTESS OF DURHAM | YOUGHAL BARQUE - 298 tons | COAL | IN MAUGHANS BAY; PORTCAWL FOR YOUGHAL | b
d f | ||
| 1878 | GALATEA | NORWEGIAN VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NONE |
f | ||
| 1878 | ST. JOHN | YOUGHAL FISHING SAIL VESSEL - 3 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED NEAR, | b
d | ||
| 1881 | ORLEANS | SCHOONER | UNKNOWN | SYDNEY FOR CORK | b
f | ||
| 1885 | ERIN GO BRAGH | CORK HOOKER - 24 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED OFFSHORE AFTER COLLISION WITH "GEORGE" |
b
d | ||
| 1891 | MONA | CORK DANDY - 26 tons | BRICKS | STRANDED & WRECKED; YOUGHAL FOR QUEENSTOWN | b
d | ||
| 1894 | HELEN MAR | SCHOONER - 100 tons | SALT & COAL | DRIVEN ASHORE AT ARDOGHENA; WATERFORD FOR YOUGHAL | b
f | ||
| 1894 | SEAGULL | YACHT | CREW | FOUNDERED IN BAY; PROBABLY SALVAGED | b | ||
| 1895 | EAGLET | CHESTER SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WRECKAGE WASHED ASHORE | b | ||
| 1897 | NAMELESS | YOUGHAL BRIGANTINE - 152 tons | COAL & IRON | AT ENTRANCE TO YOUGHAL; FROM CARDIFF | b
d f | ||
| 1898 | WARWICK | DUBLIN BRIGANTINE - 120 tons | COAL | STRUCK BARRELLS ROCKS; WORKINGTON FOR CLARECASTLE | b
d f | ||
| 1899 | ROVER | CARDIFF STEAMER - 82 tons | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE IN WHITING BAY; POSSIBLY REFLOATED | b | ||
| 1901 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | BLOWN OUT TO SEA, NOT HEARD OF AGAIN | b | ||
| 1903 | HARRIETT & ELIZA | PRESTON SCHOONER - 40 tons | BAGGED GRAIN | STRANDED & WRECKED 0.75 MILES WEST OF LIGHTHOUSE; CORK FOR YOUGHAL |
b
d | ||
| 1905 | ANNETTE | WATERFORD SCHOONER - 74 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR STATION; NEWPORT MON. FOR YOUGHAL |
b
d | ||
| 1909 | QUICKSTEP | KETCH | BRICKS | OFF MARKET DOCKS; PROBABLY SALVAGED | b | ||
| 1911 | QUEEN | GLOUCESTER KETCH - 65 tons | COAL | 1 MILE SOUTH OF LIGHTHOUSE; LYDNEY FOR YOUGHAL | b
d f | ||
| 1913 | P.M. WILLCOCK | ABERYSTWYTH KETCH - 60 tons | ROOFING SLATES | WRECKED NEAR RED BARN BEACH; PORTMADOG FOR NEWW ROSS | d | ||
| 1917 |
| CUNARD ARMED CARGO STEAMER - 6,705 tons | GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY U-53, 4 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF RAM HEAD; NEW YORK FOR AVONMOUTH |
a
b d e f g h i 2 | ||
| 1917 | THURINGIA H.M.T. | NAVY ARMED TRAWLER - 297 tons | BALLAST | TORPEDOED OFF, | b
d e f | ||
| 1917 | WILLIAM MARTIN | ARKLOW SCHOONER - 82 tons | UNKNOWN | 7 MILES SOUTH WEST BY ½ WEST OF RAM HEAD | b | ||
| 1919 | BALLINBREACH CASTLE | PADSTOW SCHOONER - 111 tons | UNKNOWN | FOUNDERED OFFSHORE; FROM PADSTOW | b
d e | ||
| 1954 |
| ARKLOW SCHOONER - 134 tons | UNKNOWN | SUNK IN COLLISION; RAISED AND USED IN FILM "MOBY DICK" |
b
e |
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