Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (173 wrecks)

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1792	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NEAR,	c g
1792	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NEAR,	c g
1792	LORD BANGOR	HULL BRIG - 100 tons	COAL	NEAR; WHITEHAVEN FOR BELFAST	c d e g
1794	UNKNOWN	LARGE SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	PART OF IT WASHED ASHORE	c g
1818	ANN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	WENT ASHORE; GLASGOW FOR CORK	c d e g
1853	BLACK PRINCE	CAERNARVON SCHOONER - 51 tons	GENERAL & ORDNANCE STORES	AT BURR POINT; LONDON FOR DUBLIN	c d
1858	BRANDYWINE	YACHT - 11 tons	CREW	ON BURR POINT ISLAND	d
1860	RUBY	GLASGOW SCHOONER RIGGED STEAMER - 145 tons	BALLAST	PART SALVAGED; GREENOCK FOR INDIA	d
1873	UNKNOWN x 3	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1877	BLANCHE	LIMERICK BRIGANTINE - 155 tons	COAL	STRANDED & WRECKED; TROON FOR LIMERICK	d
1877	BOAZ	CAERNARFON SMACK - 36 tons	COAL	NORTH OF; GLASGOW FOR DUNDALK	c d h
1881	CASTLEMAINE	LIVERPOOL SQUARE RIGGER - 1,361 tons	TEAK	IN THE BAY; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; RANGOON FOR THE CLYDE	c d h
1893	ARCHIBALD FINNIE	STEAM COASTER	COAL	SUNK IN COLLISION WITH "SS PEARL" OFF SOUTH ROCK LIGHTSHIP; ARDROSSAN FOR DUBLIN; BELL FOUND 1990; LIES IN 49m	c
1894	AGNES PALMER	BALLYWALTER LUGGER - 18 tons	BALLAST	SUNK AFTER COLLISION	d
1894	ERNEST PALMER	SAILING SMACK - 18 tons	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED OFF,	-
1917	AMBER	GLASGOW STEAMER - 401 tons	COAL	SCUTTLED BY U-BOAT OFF; LIES IN 46m; TROON FOR WATERFORD	c d h
1917	DERRYMORE	TRALEE STEEL STEAMER - 485 tons	EMPTY	SUNK OFF BY EXPLOSIVES PLACED ABOARD BY U-BOAT; DUBLIN FOR TROON	c d h
1917	MORION	GLASGOW STEEL STEAMER - 299 tons	BALLAST	BOMBED BY U-BOAT; DUBLIN FOR CARNLOUGH	c d h
1917	SAINT MUNGO	DUBLIN STEEL STEAMER - 402 tons	COAL	BOMBED BY U-BOAT; TROON FOR DUBLIN	c d h
1918	NEOTSFIELD	ARMED STEAMER - 3,821 tons	COAL & COKE	TORPEDOED BY UB-64 OFF; LIES IN 50m; CLYDE FOR NAPLES	c d g h

1851	CANADIENNE	FLEETWOOD SCHOONER	COAL	RUNCORN FOR GALWAY	c d h
1853	SAPPHIRE	GLASGOW FULL RIGGER- 1,140 tons	GENERAL & EMIGRANTS	NORTH SIDE OF; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; FOR MELBOURNE	c d h
1858	BRANDYWINE	YACHT	CREW	NONE	h
1867	EARL OF DUBLIN	DUBLIN IRON PADDLE STEAMER - 431 tons	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	0.5 MILES WEST OF; PARTLY SALVAGED; ARDROSSAN FOR BELFAST	d
1868	LIFFEY	BELFAST SCHOONER - 79 tons	COAL	1 MILE SOUTH OF,	c d h
1868	MYRTLE	BELFAST SCHOONER	COAL	STRANDED & WRECKED	c d h
1877	IRISHMAN	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 309 tons	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	STRANDED & WRECKED; DUBLIN FOR GLASGOW	c d g
1881	SUCCESS	BELFAST BRIG - 199 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED; DUBLIN FOR MARYPORT	d
1915	UPAS	NEWRY STEEL STEAMER - 470 tons	COAL	0.5 MILES OFF; AYR FOR WARRENPOINT; LIES IN 22m	c d g h

1707	LOYALTY	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	AT GREENCASTLE	d
1798	SARAH	LIVERPOOL BRIG - 109 tons	UNKNOWN	NEAR NEWRY; LIVERPOOL FOR AFRICA	d
1805	INDUSTRY	ST. IVES SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF THE DORSEYS; DUBLIN FOR GALWAY	d
1819	ELIZA & MARY	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	KILLOUGH FOR NEWRY	c d e g
1821	FRIENDSHIP	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	ON BAR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; WHITEHAVEN FOR DUBLIN	c d e g
1821	HOPE	LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	ON BAR; QUEBEC FOR LIVERPOOL	d
1824	BARBARA & JANETTE	SLOOP	UNKNOWN	NEWRY, BAR MOUTH; IRVINE FOR DUNDALK	c d e g h
1825	UNKNOWN	CARLINGFORD SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	ON BAR,	c
1842	TAGUS	BRIG	TIMBER	NEWRY, BAR MOUTH; FROM BRUNSWICK	c g h
1850	FAVOURITE	NEWRY SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	NEWRY, BAR MOUTH	c e g h
1850	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1851	EBENEZER	PRESTON SAIL COASTER	UNKNOWN	FROM PRESTON	c g h
1852	JOHN & CHARLES	MARYPORT SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1852	LITO	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1852	THREE BROTHERS	CARNARVON SMACK	UNKNOWN	AT HAULBOWLINE LIGHTHOUSE	c
1858	UNKNOWN	WELSH SLOOP	UNKNOWN	NONE	g
1873	UNKNOWN x 5	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1875	EDWARD	WEXFORD SCHOONER - 50 tons	85 TONS BEANS & BARLEY	10 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF BAR; WEXFORD FOR GLASGOW	d
1878	CHIEF TEMPLAR	ISLE OF MAN LUGGER - 36 tons	BALLAST	OFF BAR; FROM ISLE OF MAN	d
1882	WAVE OF LIFE	STEAM VESSEL - 12 tons	UNKNOWN	STRANDED 4 MILES NORTH OF; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	-
1888	BEE	LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL - 88 tons	SALT	ON HELLYHUNTER ROCKS; RUNCORN FOR NEWRY	c d
1889	ROCKET	NEWRY SAIL BARGE - 110 tons	BUILDING GOODS	ON BAR; CARLINGFORD FOR NEWRY	c d
1892	MARGARET ANN	BARROW DANDY - 57 tons	COAL	AT ENTRANCE OF, NEAR CROSSFIELD POINT; LIVERPOOL FOR ANNAGASSAN	c d g
1896	ROSSTREVOR	TWIN SCREW STEAMER	PASSENGERS	OFF; GREENORE FOR HOLYHEAD; SUBSEQUENTLY RE-FLOATED	c 2
1916	CONNEMARA	DUBLIN STEEL STEAMER - 1,197 tons	PASSENGERS & GENERAL	COLLIDED WITH "RETRIEVER" AT CRANFIELD; GREENORE FOR HOLYHEAD	b c d f g h
1916	RETRIEVER	NEWRY STEEL STEAMER - 459 tons	COAL	COLLIDED WITH "CONNEMARA" AT CRANFIELD; LIVERPOOL FOR NEWRY	b c d f g h
1931	VIA	KILKEEL TOPSAIL SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	MOUTH OF,	c
1936	PINE	STEAMER - 329 tons	UNKNOWN	AT NARROW WATER; STRUCK BY "OLIVE"; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	c g
1937	ALDER	STEAMER - 341 tons	COAL	SANK IN COLLISION; PROBABLY SALVAGED	d h

1763	BETTY	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	AT CRANFIELD POINT, LIVERPOOL FOR VIRGINIA	c d e g
1804	AUSPICIOUS	WELSH SLOOP - 63 tons	UNKNOWN	STRUCK ROCKS, FOR DUNDALK	c d e g
1825	MINERVA	WHITEHAVEN BRIG	TIMBER	AT CRANFIELD POINT	c d g
1825	UNKNOWN	FISHING VESSEL	FISH	NEAR CRANFIELD POINT	d
1838	ELIZABETH	SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	TROON FOR BALBRIGGAN	c g
1838	FARNHAM	IRVINE SAIL VESSEL - 137 tons	UNKNOWN	AT CRANFIELD POINT; CARGO SALVAGED	c d g
1852	LOUISA C.	TRIESTE BRIG	CORN	CARGO SALVAGED, BLACK SEA FOR NEWRY	c d g h
1866	SALLY	SCREW TUG -3 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED NEAR COASTGUARD STATION	c d h
1868	MARGARET & ANNE	ABERYSTWITH SCHOONER - 75 tons	COAL	AT HAULBOWLINE LIGHTHOUSE; CARDIFF FOR NEWRY	c
1878	JASON	WORKINGTON BRIG - 96 tons	RAILWAY TRACK	OFF POINT, WORKINGTON FOR DUNDALK	c d g
1889	MARTHA ANN	LIVERPOOL SCHOONER - 67 tons	ROOFING SLATES	AT POINT; CAERNARFON FOR DUNDALK	d g
1889	STRATHESK	GLASGOW STEAMER - 213 tons	COAL	AT HAULBOWLINE LIGHTHOUSE; GLASGOW FOR NEWRY	c d h
1904	FAMILIE'S FRIEND	KILKEEL LUGGER - 4 tons	BALLAST	2 MILES SOUTH OF HAULBOWLINE LIGHTHOUSE	d
1909	MARTHA ANN	NEWRY SCHOONER - 53 tons	GRANITE BLOCKS	HELLYHUNTER RIDGE, ANNALONG FOR LIVERPOOL	c d h
1942	FALAVEE	LARNE STEAMER - 338 tons	GENERAL & BAGGED FLOUR	STRANDED & WRECKED 1.25 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF CRANFIELD POINT; BELFAST FOR NEWRY	c d
1947	CRUSADER	LUXURY STEEL YACHT - 960 tons	BALLAST	LIES 6 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF, IN 38m.; PORTSMOUTH FOR GREENCASTLE	c d f

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