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Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (229)
Knockadoon to Roaches Point
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KNOCKADOON
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1766
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ELIZABETH | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | DROVE ASHORE NEAR HEAD; CARGO PART SALVAGED; DUBLIN FOR JAMAICA |
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1858 |
HELEN | SCHOONER | COAL | ON STRAND; PART SALVAGED; CARDIFF FOR WATERORD |
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LAO ROCK
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1959 |
LOCHLOY | CASTLETOWNBERE TRAWLER | FISH | STRUCK LAO ROCK; CREW SAVED |
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LONG ISLAND
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1795 | LADY HARRIET | BRIG | FRUIT | IN LONG ISLAND SOUND, MOSTLY SALVAGED; CADIZ FOR DUBLIN |
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| 1807 | ROOD RECH | POOLE SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEWFOUNDLAND FOR WATERFORD |
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| 1852 | NUOVO ZELANTE | BRIG - 211 tons | CORN | ON TARG ROCKS BETWEEN CROOKHAVEN &, |
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| 1881 | ARNON | NORWEGIAN BRIG - 241 tons | DEALS | HALIFAX FOR CAEN |
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LOUGH INE
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1883
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SAGA | BRIG | UNKNOWN | AT YOKANE POINT; POSSIBLY SALVAGED |
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1896
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LIVERPOOL 3 MASTED IRON BARQUE - 1,274 tons | WHEAT | STRUCK ROCKS AT YOKANE POINT NEAR; SAN FRANCISCO FOR QUEENS TOWN |
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1903 |
ANGLESEY | GRIMSBY IRON STEAM TRAWLER - 52 tons | FISH | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; FROM MILFORD |
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MAN O'WAR COVE
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1881
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FAIR GERALDINE | PILOT CUTTER - 3 tons | BALLAST | SANK AFTER COLLISION AT ENTRANCE TO, |
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1915 |
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LONDON STEAM TANKER - 5,989 tons | CRUDE OIL | TORPEDOED BY U-24 NEAR; MOSTLY SALVAGED; PORT ARTHUR FOR DARTMOUTH |
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MIDDLE CALF ISLAND
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1893
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ELLEN | YAWL - 2 tons | UNKNOWN | CAPSIZED IN ROARINGWATER BAY; BALLDEHOB FOR HARE ISLAND |
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1909 |
SAVONIA | MAITLAND N.S. FULL RIGGER - 1,681 tons | £15,000 OF TIMBER | ROARINGWATER BAY; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; LISCOMB FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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MIZEN HEAD
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1796 | L'IMPATIENTE | FRENCH FRIGATE | TROOPS & 44 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON | AT BRIDGE TO LIGHTHOUSE; LIES IN 15m |
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| 1807 | TWO BROTHERS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OFF; CHESTER FOR DUBLIN |
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| 1813 | PROVIDENCE | CARNARVON BRIG | BALLAST | FROM GIBRALTAR |
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| 1822 | CONFIANCE H.M.S. | 6TH RATE 36 GUN BRIG - 393 tons | TROOPS & 18 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON | AT COOSACUSLAUN NEAR 3 CASTLE HEAD; CANNON FOUND 1980 |
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| 1823 | ELIZA | YACHT | CREW | NEAR; SWANSEA FOR WICKLOW |
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| 1824 | LEANDER | SAIL VESSEL | PASSENGERS | STRUCK ROCKS NEAR; NEW ORLEANS FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1835 | BOLIVAR | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ABANDONED OFF; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; FROM MIRAMICHI |
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| 1840 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | ORANGES | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION 15 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1848 | CALYPSO | CORK SAIL VESSEL - 370 tons | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED OFF; LIVERPOOL FOR RIO DE JANEIRO |
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| 1849 | MARCHIONESS ABERCORN | PADSTOW BARQUE - 875 tons | GENERAL & PASSENGERS | NEAR; PADSTOW FOR QUEBEC |
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| 1852 | WHIM | BELFAST BRIGANTINE - 90 tons | CAST IRON INGOTS | OFF; AYR FOR CARDIFF |
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| 1858 | ST. JOESPH | LUGGER - 29 tons | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE |
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| 1861 | ALICE | SAIL VESSEL - 4 tons | BALLAST | CAPSIZED NEAR, |
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| 1877 | LIBERTY | ARKLOW SMACK - 10 tons | BALLAST | STRANDED & WRECKED 0.75 MILES NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1881 |
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LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 3,113 tons | COTTON, BACON & PASSENGERS | STRUCK REEF OFF CAHER STRAND; BOSTON FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1886 | KATE | LIMERICK BRIGANTINE - 142 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "REAPER" 5 MILES WEST OF; LIMERICK FOR CARDIFF |
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| 1886 | REAPER | KIRKWALL SCHOONER - 100 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "KATE" 5 MILES WEST OF; NEWPORT, MONMOUTH FOR SLIGO |
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| 1896 | MEMPHIS | LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 3,191 tons | TIMBER, FLOUR, BACON, BUTTER, CATTLE, COAL & LEAD INGOTS | IN DUNLOUGH BAY; LIES IN 24m; MONTREAL FOR AVONMOUTH |
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| 1899 |
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WEST HARTLEPOOL CARGO STEAMER - 2,419 tons | CATTLE, COTTON, DEAL, CORN, COPPER INGOTS, IRON PLATES & BARS | ON NORTH SIDE OF; LIES IN 20m; NEWPORT NEWS FOR MANCHESTER |
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| 1900 | HOCHE | BOULOGNE LUGGER - 91 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 17 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF, |
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| 1906 |
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FLEETWOOD STEEL STEAM TRAWLER - 182 tons | FISH | WRECKED AT CLOHANE ISLAND NEAR FOG STATION |
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| 1908 | MANAOS | MILFORD STEAM TRAWLER - 218 tons | FISH | AT CLOHANE ISLAND; FROM MILFORD HAVEN |
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| 1917 | HAWORTH | NEWCASTLE STEAMER - 4,456 tons | WHEAT | TORPEDOED BY U-45, 95 MILES WEST-SOUTH-WEST OF; PHILADELPHIA FOR AVONMOUTH |
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| 1917 | SIBERIER | ANTWERP STEAMER - 2,968 tons | TIMBER | TORPEDOED BY U-86, 80 MILES NORTH-WEST BY NORTH OF; GULFPORT FOR CALAIS |
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| 1985 | TAURIMA II (or TEREMA II) | MOTOR YACHT - 50ft. | PASSENGERS | BELOW LIGHTHOUSE; LIES IN 15m; BELONGED TO C.J. HAUGHEY (IRISH TAOSEACH) |
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| 1998 | PESCALANZA (or PESTOLANZA) | SPANISH TRAWLER - 108 TONS | BALLAST | CAPSIZED 80 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF, |
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| 2000 | ST. GERVASE | CASTLETOWNBERE FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | NONE |
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MONKSTOWN
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1769
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INDUSTRY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; LONDON FOR JAMAICA |
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1853 |
ADELAIDE | QUEENSTOWN SMACK | WHEAT | SUNK IN COLLISION OFFSHORE; YOUGHAL FOR CORK |
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MORRIS HEAD
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1850
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UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR ROBERT'S COVE |
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1885 |
COMMODORE | CORK IRON TUG - 52 tons | BALLAST & PASSENGERS | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR ROBERT'S COVE; QUEENSTOWN FOR KINSALE |
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MYROSS ISLAND
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
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1861 |
DORETHEA | LLANELLY SCHOONER - 150 tons | MAHOGANY TIMBER | STRANDED & WRECKED OFF, |
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NOHAVAL COVE
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1831 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | BRANDY | OFF BARRY'S HEAD |
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| 1858 | JESSIE | CORK COLLIER | COAL | POSSIBLY SALVAGED; NEWPORT FOR CORK |
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| 1903 | AUGUST | DANISH SCHOONER - 78 tons | HORSE BEANS | WRECKED INSIDE BARRY'S HEAD; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; MOROCCO FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1918 | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | IN A GULLY AT, |
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OLD HEAD OF KINSALE
| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1668 | MATIGOE | 8 GUN SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON HARBOUR SIDE |
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| 1749 | FRIENDSHIP | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEARFOUNDERED OFF; CORK FOR GIBRALTER |
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| 1750 | CONCORD | BRISTOLS SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED WEST OF; CORK FOR HONDURAS |
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| 1752 | MARY | PORTSMOUTH SLOOP | WINE & OLIVE OIL | CAME ASHORE WEST OF; CADIZ FOR DUBLIN |
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| 1754 | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | BETWEEN OLD HEAD & KINSALE |
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| 1767 | UNKNOWN | SLOOP | UNKNOWN | PADSTOW FOR CORK |
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| 1768 | ANN & MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED; CARGO PART SALVAGED; FROM CASCO BAY |
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| 1775 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | SALT | AT WEST END OF BAY; CORK FOR BALTIMORE |
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| 1787 | UNKNOWN | 2 MASTED BIDEFORD SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | ON FARMER ROCK; DUDLEY POINT |
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| 1794 | NANCY | POOLE SAIL VESSEL - 48 tons | UNKNOWN | NEAR; SWANSEA FOR CORK |
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| 1796 | TROMPEUSE H.M.S. | BRIG - 342 tons | 18 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON | ON FARMER ROCK, DUDLEY POINT |
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| 1797 | ELIZABETH | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; BREMEN FOR CORK |
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| 1797 | GALIOT | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | OPPORTO FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1798 | UNKNOWN | PRUSSIAN GALLIOT | UNKNOWN | RAN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; OPORTO FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1798 | BOYD | BRIG - 163 tons | PASSENGERS | NEAR; BRISTOL FOR CORK |
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| 1803 | BETSY | SAIL VESSEL | COAL | NEAR; SWANSEA FOR KINSALE |
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| 1803 | UNKNOWN | SLOOP | COAL | EAST SIDE OF, |
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| 1806 | HOPE | BRIG | RUM & SUGAR | ON WEST SIDE OF; JAMAICA FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1809 | UNKNOWN | FRENCH GALLIOT | TIMBER BALKS & BOARDS | WAS PRIZE OF GUERNSEY PRIVATEER |
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| 1814 | PEARL | LONDON SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | NEAR; MALAGA FOR DUBLIN |
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| 1816 | BOADICEA | LONDON BRIG | TROOPS, STORES & 6 x 6 POUNDER CARRONADE GUNS | AT CURLANE ROCKS WEST OF; RANSGATE FOR CORK |
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| 1818 | CALEDONIA | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; CARGO SALVAGED; PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FOR CORK |
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| 1818 | FLORA | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED NEAR; CARGO SALVAGED; QUEBEC FOR LONDON |
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| 1820 | VENUS | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | WENT ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; FROM NEWFOUNDLAND |
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| 1822 | ALBION | 3 MASTED SCHOONER | COTTON, RICE, & 4 TONS OF GOLD | AT CUIS ALBION, A MILE WEST OF GARRETTSTOWN; MOSTLY SALVAGED; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1838 | UNKNOWN | SPANISH BRIG | UNKNOWN | NONE |
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| 1839 | MARY | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL FOR LIMERICK |
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| 1840 | WARRIOR | LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | STRANDED & WRECKED AT COOLMAIN; LIVERPOOL FOR CHARLESTOWN |
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| 1842 | RUBY | LIVERPOOL SCHOONER - 77 tons | UNKNOWN | LIVERPOOL FOR MILLTOWN |
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| 1843 | EMMA | SWANSEA SMACK | UNKNOWN | STRANDED; POSSIBLY RE-FLOATED; SWANSEA FOR KENMARE |
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| 1847 | DUBLIN | DUBLIN BRIG | 3,000 HIDES & ANIMAL HORNS | STRANDED & WRECKED WEST OF; CARGO SALVAGED |
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| 1848 | ST. AMARO | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | TERCIA FOR CORK |
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| 1850 | UNKNOWN | SMUGGLING SAIL VESSEL | CORN | AT SANDY COVE |
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| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1851 | VOYAGEUR | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | GALETZ FOR TRALEE |
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| 1857 | UNKNOWN | ITALIAN BARQUE | UNKNOWN | OFF, |
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| 1860 | JOHN FIELD | SKIBBEREEN SMACK - 25 tons | COAL | COLLIDED WITH "EUGENIE" AND SANK; NEW ROSS FOR SKIBBEREEN |
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| 1862 | ADELAIDE | SMACK - 30 tons | INDIAN CORN | STRANDED & WRECKED OFF LIGHTHOUSE, |
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| 1865 | LOUISIANA | LIVERPOOL IRON STEAMER - 1,643 tons | GENERAL & 500 PASSENGERS | WENT ASHORE; REFLOATED |
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| 1867 | HARVEST QUEEN | SUNDERLAND BARQUE - 374 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED OFF; SWANSEA FOR BALTIMORE |
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| 1870 | COSSIPORE | LIVERPOOL IRON FULL RIGGER - 1,226 tons | SALT | FOUNDERED 30 MILES SOUTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR CALCUTTA |
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| 1873 | LAURA | ST. IVES SCHOONER - 58 tons | 104 TONS COAL | FOUNDERED 33 MILES SOUTH OF; NEWPORT FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1873 | OLIVE | CASTLETOWN DANDY - 22 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 22 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF; FROM KINSALE |
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| 1873 | UNKNOWN x 2 | SAIL VESSELS | UNKNOWN | NONE |
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| 1877 | ELLEN | CORK SAIL FISHING VESSEL | BALLAST | FOUNDERED OFFSHORE; FROM KINSALE |
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| 1877 | FRANCESCA CURRO | GENOA BARQUE - 551 tons | INDIAN CORN | FOUNDERED OFFSHORE AFTER COLLISION WITH "MALTA"; PHILADELPHIA FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1879 | GRECIAN BEND | LIVERPOOL BARQUENTINE - 216 tons | PALM KERNALS | 30 MILES EAST-NORTH-EAST OF; LAGOS FOR LONDON |
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| 1881 | BANGALORE | GREENOCK BARQUE | UNKNOWN | ABANDONED 30 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR POINT DE GALLE |
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| 1885 | ABEONA | ROCHESTER SAIL BARGE - 42 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; ROCHESTER FOR TRALEE |
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| 1885 | CHARLES | ROCHESTER SAIL BARGE - 46 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; ROCHESTER FOR TRALEE |
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| 1885 | GEORGE | ROCHESTER SAIL BARGE - 44 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED UNDER TOW 12 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; ROCHESTER FOR TRALEE |
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| 1886 | IDA | DUBNIL SCHOONER - 74 tons | COAL | STRANDED & WRECKED; RUNCORN FOR GLIN |
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| 1891 | GYLFE | BUENOS AIRES BARQUE - 1,003 tons | TIMBER & DEALS | STRANDED & WRECKED 4 MILES WEST OF; QUEBEC FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1892 |
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INMAN LINER - 5,202 tons | 360 PASSENGERS | STRUCK RINGCUTEEN POINT ON WEST SIDE; LIES IN 20m; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1893 | KELBURNE | GLASGOW STEAMER - 200 tons | GENERAL | STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; CORK FOR SCHULL |
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| 1898 | MARION | KINSALE FISHING LUGGER - 6 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED OFFSHORE; FROM KINSALE |
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| 1902 | DRIVING MIST | BIDEFORD KETCH - 79 tons | COAL | FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH OF; LYDNEY FOR KILBRITTAIN |
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| 1903 | ALPHA | ISLE OF MAN LUGGER - 19 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "RED KNIGHT" 4 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; FROM KINSALE |
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| 1903 | UNKNOWN | SAIL VESSEL | UNKNOWN | SUNK IN COLLISION |
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| 1904 | INVERKIP | GREENOCK STEEL BARQUE - 1,354 tons | WHEAT | FOUNDERED 55 MILES SOUTH OF; MELBOURNE FOR QUEENSTOWN |
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| 1908 | BEDOUIN | SKIBBEREEN SCHOONER - 79 tons | BALLAST | FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; SKIBBEREEN FOR NEWPORT MON. |
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| 1910 | MACKS | KINSALE LUGGER - 5 tons | BALLAST | AT MOORINGS |
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| 1915 |
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LIVERPOOL LINER - 15,801 tons | PASSENGERS & GENERAL | TORPEDOED BY U-24, 48 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK |
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| 1915 | DUNSLEY | LONDON STEAMER - 4,930 tons | GENERAL | SHELLED BY U-24, 48 MILES SOUTH BY WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON |
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| 1915 | EARL OF LATHAM | LIVERPOOL SCHOONER - 132 tons | FIRECLAY & GENERAL | SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 8 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; MOSTYN FOR LIMERICK |
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| Year | Name of Vessel | Type of Vessel | Cargo | Comments | Ref. |
| 1915 |
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CUNARD LINER - 30,396 tons | PASSENGERS, SHELLS & EXPLOSIVES | TORPEDOED 12 MILES SOUTH BY WEST OF; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL |
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| 1915 | NEW YORK CITY | BRISTOL STEAMER - 2,970 tons | GENERAL | SHELLED BY U-24, 35 MILES SOUTH OF; SWANSEA FOR NEW YORK |
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| 1915 | OAKWOOD | SWANSEA STEAMER - 4,279 tons | BALLAST | SHELLED BY U-38, 45 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR CUBA |
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| 1916 | BRADFORD H.M.T. | ARMED NAVY TRAWLER - 163 tons | BALLAST | SOME SOURCES SAY CAPE CLEAR |
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