Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (233 wrecks)

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1883	SAGA	BRIG	UNKNOWN	AT YOKANE POINT; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	c
1896	CARNAVONSHIRE	LIVERPOOL 3 MASTED IRON BARQUE - 1,274 tons	WHEAT	STRUCK ROCKS AT YOKANE POINT NEAR; SAN FRANCISCO FOR QUEENS TOWN	c e g j
1903	ANGLESEY	GRIMSBY IRON STEAM KETCH RIGGED TRAWLER - 52 tons	FISH	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; FROM MILFORD	c e f

1881	FAIR GERALDINE	PILOT CUTTER - 3 tons	BALLAST	SANK AFTER COLLISION AT ENTRANCE TO,	c e
1915	EL ZORRO	LONDON STEAM TANKER - 5,989 tons	CRUDE OIL	TORPEDOED BY U-24 NEAR; MOSTLY SALVAGED; PORT ARTHUR FOR DARTMOUTH	c e g

1796	L'IMPATIENTE	FRENCH FRIGATE	TROOPS & 44 CARRIAGE MOUNTED CANNON	AT BRIDGE TO LIGHTHOUSE; LIES IN 15m	c e g j
1807	TWO BROTHERS	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF; CHESTER FOR DUBLIN	c f
1813	PROVIDENCE	CARNARVON BRIG	BALLAST	FROM GIBRALTAR	c e h
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	c e g h
1823	ELIZA	YACHT	CREW	NEAR; SWANSEA FOR WICKLOW	e
1824	LEANDER	SAIL VESSEL	PASSENGERS	STRUCK ROCKS NEAR; NEW ORLEANS FOR LIVERPOOL	c e f
1835	BOLIVAR	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	ABANDONED OFF; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; FROM MIRAMICHI	c
1840	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	ORANGES	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION 15 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF,	e
1848	CALYPSO	CORK SAIL VESSEL - 370 tons	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED OFF; LIVERPOOL FOR RIO DE JANEIRO	c e g
1849	MARCHIONESS ABERCORN	PADSTOW BARQUE - 875 tons	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	NEAR; PADSTOW FOR QUEBEC	c e g
1852	WHIM	BELFAST BRIGANTINE - 90 tons	CAST IRON INGOTS	OFF; AYR FOR CARDIFF	c e g
1858	ST. JOESPH	LUGGER - 29 tons	UNKNOWN	WENT ASHORE	c
1861	ALICE	SAIL VESSEL - 4 tons	BALLAST	CAPSIZED NEAR,	e
1877	LIBERTY	ARKLOW SMACK - 10 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED 0.75 MILES NORTH-WEST OF,	c e h
1881	BOHEMIAN	LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 3,113 tons	COTTON, BACON & PASSENGERS	STRUCK REEF OFF CAHER STRAND; BOSTON FOR LIVERPOOL	a c e g
1886	KATE	LIMERICK BRIGANTINE - 142 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "REAPER" 5 MILES WEST OF; LIMERICK FOR CARDIFF	c e
1886	REAPER	KIRKWALL SCHOONER - 100 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "KATE" 5 MILES WEST OF; NEWPORT, MONMOUTH FOR SLIGO	c e
1896	MEMPHIS	LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 3,191 tons	TIMBER, FLOUR, BACON, BUTTER, CATTLE, COAL & LEAD INGOTS	IN DUNLOUGH BAY; LIES IN 24m; MONTREAL FOR AVONMOUTH	a c e g
1899	OSWESTRY	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	a c e g j
1900	HOCHE	BOULOGNE LUGGER - 91 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 17 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF,	c e
1906	RIBBLE	FLEETWOOD STEEL STEAM TRAWLER - 182 tons	FISH	WRECKED AT CLOHANE ISLAND NEAR FOG STATION	c e g j
1908	MANAOS	MILFORD STEAM TRAWLER - 218 tons	FISH	AT CLOHANE ISLAND; FROM MILFORD HAVEN	c e g j 1
1917	HAWORTH	NEWCASTLE ARMED STEAMER - 4,456 tons	WHEAT	TORPEDOED BY U-45, 95 MILES WEST-SOUTH-WEST OF; PHILADELPHIA FOR AVONMOUTH	c e
1917	SIBERIER	ANTWERP STEAMER - 2,968 tons	TIMBER	TORPEDOED BY U-86, 80 MILES NORTH-WEST BY NORTH OF; GULFPORT FOR CALAIS	e
1985	TAURIMA II (or TEREMA II)	MOTOR YACHT - 50ft.	PASSENGERS	BELOW LIGHTHOUSE; LIES IN 15m; BELONGED TO C.J. HAUGHEY (IRISH TAOSEACH)	c g
1998	PESCALANZA (or PESTOLANZA)	SPANISH TRAWLER - 108 TONS	BALLAST	CAPSIZED 80 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF,	c e h
2000	ST. GERVASE	CASTLETOWNBERE MOTOR TRAWLER - 65ft.	BALLAST	STRUCK ROCKS & FOUNDERED OFF;	c o

1851	VOYAGEUR	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	GALETZ FOR TRALEE	c g
1857	UNKNOWN	ITALIAN BARQUE	UNKNOWN	OFF,	-
1860	JOHN FIELD	SKIBBEREEN SMACK - 25 tons	COAL	COLLIDED WITH "EUGENIE" AND SANK; NEW ROSS FOR SKIBBEREEN	c
1862	ADELAIDE	SMACK - 30 tons	INDIAN CORN	STRANDED & WRECKED OFF LIGHTHOUSE,	e
1865	LOUISIANA	LIVERPOOL IRON STEAMER - 1,643 tons	GENERAL & 500 PASSENGERS	WENT ASHORE; REFLOATED	e
1867	HARVEST QUEEN	SUNDERLAND BARQUE - 374 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED OFF; SWANSEA FOR BALTIMORE	c e
1870	COSSIPORE	LIVERPOOL IRON FULL RIGGER - 1,226 tons	SALT	FOUNDERED 30 MILES SOUTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR CALCUTTA	c e
1873	LAURA	ST. IVES SCHOONER - 58 tons	104 TONS COAL	FOUNDERED 33 MILES SOUTH OF; NEWPORT FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e
1873	OLIVE	CASTLETOWN DANDY - 22 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 22 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF; FROM KINSALE	c e
1873	UNKNOWN x 2	SAIL VESSELS	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1877	ELLEN	CORK SAIL FISHING VESSEL	BALLAST	FOUNDERED OFFSHORE; FROM KINSALE	c e
1877	FRANCESCA CURRO	GENOA BARQUE - 551 tons	INDIAN CORN	FOUNDERED OFFSHORE AFTER COLLISION WITH "MALTA"; PHILADELPHIA FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e
1879	GRECIAN BEND	LIVERPOOL BARQUENTINE - 216 tons	PALM KERNALS	30 MILES EAST-NORTH-EAST OF; LAGOS FOR LONDON	c
1881	BANGALORE	GREENOCK BARQUE	UNKNOWN	ABANDONED 30 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR POINT DE GALLE	e
1885	ABEONA	ROCHESTER SAIL BARGE - 42 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; ROCHESTER FOR TRALEE	e
1885	CHARLES	ROCHESTER SAIL BARGE - 46 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; ROCHESTER FOR TRALEE	e
1885	GEORGE	ROCHESTER SAIL BARGE - 44 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED UNDER TOW 12 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; ROCHESTER FOR TRALEE	c e
1886	IDA	DUBNIL SCHOONER - 74 tons	COAL	STRANDED & WRECKED; RUNCORN FOR GLIN	e
1891	GYLFE	BUENOS AIRES BARQUE - 1,003 tons	TIMBER & DEALS	STRANDED & WRECKED 4 MILES WEST OF; QUEBEC FOR LIVERPOOL	e
1892	CITY OF CHICAGO	INMAN LINER - 5,202 tons	360 PASSENGERS	STRUCK RINGCUTEEN POINT ON WEST SIDE; LIES IN 20m; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL	c e g j
1893	KELBURNE	GLASGOW STEAMER - 200 tons	GENERAL	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; CORK FOR SCHULL	e
1898	MARION	KINSALE FISHING LUGGER - 6 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED OFFSHORE; FROM KINSALE	c e
1902	DRIVING MIST	BIDEFORD KETCH - 79 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH OF; LYDNEY FOR KILBRITTAIN	c e
1903	ALPHA	ISLE OF MAN LUGGER - 19 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "RED KNIGHT" 4 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; FROM KINSALE	c e
1903	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	SUNK IN COLLISION	c
1904	INVERKIP	GREENOCK STEEL BARQUE - 1,354 tons	WHEAT	FOUNDERED 55 MILES SOUTH OF; MELBOURNE FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e
1908	BEDOUIN	SKIBBEREEN SCHOONER - 79 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 12 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; SKIBBEREEN FOR NEWPORT MON.	e
1910	MACKS	KINSALE LUGGER - 5 tons	BALLAST	AT MOORINGS	c e
1915	ARABIC	LIVERPOOL LINER - 15,801 tons	PASSENGERS & GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-24, 48 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK	a c e
1915	DUNSLEY	LONDON STEAMER - 4,930 tons	GENERAL	SHELLED BY U-24, 48 MILES SOUTH BY WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON	c e
1915	EARL OF LATHAM	LIVERPOOL SCHOONER - 132 tons	FIRECLAY & GENERAL	SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 8 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; MOSTYN FOR LIMERICK	c e g

1915	LUSITANIA	CUNARD LINER - 30,396 tons	PASSENGERS, SHELLS & EXPLOSIVES	TORPEDOED 12 MILES SOUTH BY WEST OF; NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL	a b c d e f g
1915	NEW YORK CITY	BRISTOL STEAMER - 2,970 tons	GENERAL	SHELLED BY U-24, 35 MILES SOUTH OF; SWANSEA FOR NEW YORK	c e
1915	OAKWOOD	SWANSEA STEAMER - 4,279 tons	BALLAST	SHELLED BY U-38, 45 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR CUBA	c e
1916	BRADFORD H.M.T.	ARMED NAVY TRAWLER - 163 tons	BALLAST	SOME SOURCES SAY CAPE CLEAR	c e f g
1917	ANAURUS	IRON 3 MASTED SAIL VESSEL - 1,659 tons	UNKNOWN	CAPTURED & SUNK BY UC-43 OFF; GALVESTON FOR KOLDING	4
1917	CIRCE	FRENCH STEAMER - 4,133 tons	COAL	TORPEDOED BY U-70, 65 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; FROM BARRY	a e
1917	ISLE OF ARRAN	GLASGOW STEEL FULL RIGGER - 1,918 tons	3,030 TONS MAIZE	BOMBED BY U-BOAT 100 MILES SOUTH OF; QUEENSTOWN FOR PORTSMOUTH	c e
1917	LARS FOSTENES	NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 2,118 tons	PIECE GOODS	BOMBED BY U-53 35 MILES SOUTH-WEST BY SOUTH OF; NEW YORK FOR ROTTERDAM	c e g
1917	LILLIAN H.	PARRSBOROUGH SCHOONER - 467 tons	ROOFING SLATES	BOMBED BY U-BOAT 15 MILES SOUTH OF; WHITEHAVEN FOR BARBADOS	e f g
1917	MABELLA	NORWEGIAN IRON FULL RIGGER - 1,637 tons	MAIZE & OIL CAKE	BOMBED BY U-BOAT 22 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; GALVESTON FOR KOLDING	c e f g
1917	STORENES	NORWEGIAN STEEL BARQUE - 1,870 tons	MAIZE	BOMBED OFFSHORE BY U-BOAT; BUENOS AIRES FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e g
1918	ETONIAN	ARMED STEAMER - 6,515 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-61, 34 MILES SOUTH BY EAST ½ EAST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON	a c
1918	WANETA	LONDON ARMED TANKER - 1,683 tons	OIL	TORPEDOED BY U-101, 42 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF; HALIFAX FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e
1927	LOOPHEAD	SAIL VESSEL - 220 tons	COAL	OFF; BARRY FOR LIMERICK	c
1940	BASS ROCK	ABERDEEN STEAM SCHOONER RIGGED TRAWLER - 169 tons	FISH	FOUNDERED AFTER BEING BOMBED BY AIRCRAFT 23 MILES SOUTH BY WEST OF; FROM MILFORD HAVEN	c e g 1
1940	KILGARRAN CASTLE	SWANSEA TRAWLER	BALLAST	SUNK BY AIRCRAFT OFFSHORE; FROM SWANSEA	e f
1940	LABUD	YUGOSLAVIAN STEAMER - 5,334 tons	MAIZE	TORPEDOED BY U-32, 25 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-WEST OF; SOUTH AFRICA FOR LIVERPOOL	c e f
1940	MERCURY	PADDLE STEAMER MINESWEEPER - 621 tons	BALLAST	MINED OFFSHORE BY OWN MINE	e f
1940	RESPONDO	MILFORD STEAM TRAWLER - 209 tons	FISH	SUNK BY GERMAN AIRCRAFT OFFSHORE,	c e g 1
1941	CALIPH	MILFORD HAVEN KETCH RIGGED TRAWLER - 226 tons	BALLAST	SHELLED BY U-BOAT 12 MILES SOUTH OF,	c e g 1
1945	GOZO	MILFORD STEAM TRAWLER - 172 tons	BALLAST	MINED OFF,	c 1
1945	GRENADA	MILFORD STEAM STEAM TRAWLER - 183 tons	FISH	MINED 30 MILES SOUTH OF,	1
1946	IWATE	STEAM TRAWLER - 314 tons	FISH	MINED 25 MILES SOUTH OF,	c e f
1958	FILS DE LA TEMPETE	TRAWLER	FISH	ON WEST SIDE OF,	c g
1961	TEMPTER	TRAWLER	BALLAST	NEAR; YEAR POSSIBLY 1956	c h
1984	ARDENT II	CASTLETOWNBERE TRAWLER - 108 tons	FISH	AT LIGHTHOUSE; LIES IN 20m	c g
1984	UNKNOWN	CASTLETOWNBERE TRAWLER	FISH	NONE	g

1837	LAUREL	BRIG	WOODEN STAVES	AT ROBERT'S HEAD; KINSALE FOR CORK	c h
1847	STAG	SAIL VESSEL - 96 tons	UNKNOWN	ASHORE AT; PROBABLY REFLOATED	c
1849	AGAPINORI ADELFO	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	AT LIGHTHOUSE	c g
1850	MARY	SAIL VESSEL	BALLAST	WENT ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	c
1851	CLYTHA	QUEENSTOWN BARQUE	TIMBER	TOWED INTO HARBOUR AS A DERELICT; ST. JOHN N.B. FOR QUEENSTOWN	e
1851	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NONE	c
1852	ADVOCATE	SALCOMBE BRIGANTINE - 278 tons	TEAK	AT ROBERT'S HEAD; CARGO SALVAGED; MAULMAIN FOR QUEENTSTOWN	c e g h
1854	SHAMROCK	KINSALE HOOKER	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED OFF,	c e
1856	CAROLINE PEMBERTON	BARQUE - 309 tons	RICE	PARTIAL WRECK	c
1856	JOHANA HENRIETTA	BRIG - 200 tons	DIEWOOD	PARTIAL LOSS	c
1874	SPILL	QUEENSTOWN PLEASURE CUTTER - 13 tons	PASSENGERS	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLOSION IN HARBOUR WITH "ROSALIE"; PROBABLY SALVAGED	c e
1875	ANNIE MCJENNET	BRIG - 219 tons	BALLAST	AT HAGGS BAY; QUEENSTOWN FOR TROON	c g
1875	PHOENIX	IRON STEANER - 169 tons	BALLAST	COLLIDED WITH "SS PELICAN"; UNCLEAR WHETHER IT SANK OR NOT	c
1875	RIETTA	DERRY BRIG - 370 tons	MAIZE	IN CHURCH BAY; BALTIMORE FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e g
1880	OTUS	NORWEGIAN BARQUE - 496 tons	MAIZE	CAPSIZED NEAR SPIT LIGHTHOUSE; BALTIMORE FOR CORK	c
1882	GEORGES	PADSTOW SCHOONER - 86 tons	STONE	AT WEAVER'S POINT; CORK FOR NEWPORT	c
1883	SEPTIMUS	BELFAST BRIG - 150 tons	MANURE	STRANDED & WRECKED AT RAMS HEAD; CORK FOR SWANSEA	c e g
1885	ORINOCO	CORK BRIG - 85 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED IN HARBOUR; PROBABLY SALVAGED; CORK FOR NEWPORT, MON.	e
1887	MAID OF COVE	QUEENSTOWN YAWL - 28 tons	BALLAST & PASSENGERS	SANK AFTER COLLISION	e
1887	VENUS	NORWEGIAN BRIG - 243 tons	DEALS	STRANDED & WRECKED IN BALLINACURRA RIVER; MIRIMICHI FOR BALLINACURRA	e
1889	ANNIE	PENZANCE SCHOONER - 36 tons	GRAVEL	FOUNDERED AT RUSHBROOK; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	c e
1896	NO NAME	RATHCOURSEY YAWL - 1 ton	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR HARBOUR ENTRANCE	e
1898	UNDAUNTED	PLYMOUTH SCHOONER - 85 tons	ROOFING SLATES	WRECKED AT HARBOUR ENTRANCE; PROBABLY SALVAGED; BANGOR FOR GALWAY	c e
1906	ALICE & ELANOR	CORK KETCH - 39 tons	60 TONS GRAVEL	AT DEEPWATER QUAY; PROBABLY SALVAGED	c e g
1908	FLESWICK	WHITEHAVEN STEAMER - 648 tons	700 TONS COAL	BETWEEN WHITE & BLACK POINTS; POSSIBLY REFLOATED; GARSTON FOR CORK	e
1915	HESPERIAN	ARMED LINER - 9,599 tons	PASSENGERS	TORPEDOED BY U-20, 130 MILES WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR MONTREAL	a c
1916	CRESCENDO	UNKNOWN - 196 tons	UNKNOWN	SUNK AFTER COLLISION WITH PATROL BOAT	c
1917	AMOR	ITALIAN STEAMER - 3,472 tons	BALLAST	TORPEDOED BY U-66 OFFSHORE; GALVESTON FOR LIVERPOOL	a e
1917	LUIGINO B.	ITALIAN STEAMER - 1,971 tons	UNKNOWN	SHELLED OFFSHORE BY U-49; ALMERIA FOR TYNESIDE	e
1918	A-1075	AMERICAN H16 CURTISS FLYING BOAT - 45ft.	4 MACHINE GUNS	OFF,	c
1918	A-3550	AMERICAN H16 CURTISS FLYING BOAT - 45ft.	4 MACHINE GUNS	OFF,	c
1918	PHOLAS	LIVERPOOL TANKER - 5,743 tons	OIL	SANK AFTER COLLISION IN HARBOUR; MOSTLY SALVAGED	e
1928	ALISON	IRON STEAMER - 272 tons	BALLAST	OFF HARBOUR	e
1940	MERISAAR	ESTONIAN STEAMER - 2,136 tons	UNKNOWN	BOMBED OFF; NEW ORLEANS FOR THE CLYDE	a
1944	U-400	GERMAN U-BOAT TYPE VIIC - 769 tons	CREW	SUNK BY "H.M.S. NYASALAND" OFFSHORE	c e

1830	ELIZA ANNE	SAIL VESSEL	PASSENGERS	IN ROCHE'S BAY; BORDEAUX FOR NEW PROVIDENCE	c h
1838	FANNY VOASE	HULL SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED 1 MILE SOUTH OF LIGHTHOUSE IN 10 FATHOMS,	c e h
1838	FRIENDS	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF LIGHTHOUSE	c h
1844	VANGUARD	LIVERPOOL PADDLE STEAMER	HORSES & CARRIAGES	RAN ASHORE INSIDE LIGHTHOUSE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	c e f g
1868	CHICAGO	LIVERPOOL IRON STEAMER - 2, 869 tons	BAGGED GRAIN & PASSENGERS	ON REEF 11 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF GULEEN LIGHTVESSEL; NEW YORK FOR QUEENSTOWN	c e g
1876	CORSEWALL	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 538 tons	£30,000 OF PORTER & WHISKEY, GENERAL & PASSENGERS	STRANDED & WRECKED AT COW & CALF REEF, ROCHES POINT; DUBLIN FOR CORK	c e f
1880	LINDA	LIVERPOOL BARQUE - 311 tons	TIMBER	SANK AFTER COLLISION; NORWAY FOR LIVERPOOL	e
1881	CAROLINE MARTIN	GLASGOW SCHOONER - 65 tons	LIMESTONE	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; GLASGOW FOR CORK	c e
1881	CLAN MACDUFF	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 2,328 tons	MAIL, PASSENGERS & GENERAL	FOUNDERED 40 MILES SOUTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BOMBAY	a c
1881	CORNUBIA	BRIG COLLIER - 144 tons	COAL	1 MILE SOUTH-EAST OF; NEWPORT FOR CORK	c g
1881	HELENSLEA	DUNDEE IRON 3 MASTED BARQUE - 1,248 tons	1,700 TONS WHEAT	SUNK IN COLLISION WITH "S.S. CATALONIA"; SAN FRANCISCO FOR COBH	a c e
1881	HELMI	RUSSIAN BARQUE - 278 tons	COAL	OFF; CARDIFF FOR NAPLES; OTHER SOURCE SAY 1874	c e g
1882	CHIAPAS	GLASGOW STEEL STEAMER - 996 tons	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	FOUNDERED 7 MILES OFF; GLASGOW FOR TRINIDAD	c e g
1882	PILOT	CORK TUG - 33 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED	e
1888	JOHN DAVIES	CAERNARFON SCHOONER - 84 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED; LONDON FOR PORTMADOG	e
1900	EMBLETON	BARQUENTINE	UNKNOWN	CUT IN HALF BY "COMPANIA"	c
1908	SAIMA	FINNISH BARQUE - 311 tons	BALLAST	AT CURLEW GULLY, ROCHES POINT WHILE LEAVING CORK	c d e
1916	AUD	NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 1,102 tons	MUNITIONS FOR EASTER RISING	SCUTTLED OFF ROCHES POINT; LIES IN 42m; HAS BEEN DIVED; ANCHORS RAISED; FORMERLY "S.S. CASTRO"; LUBECK FOR CORK	c d e f m 2
1917	WESWICK	MERCHANTMAN - 5,694 tons	UNKNOWN	MINED OFF,	c
1944	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	OFF,	c
1993	STAR IMMACULATE II	TRAWLER - 99 tons	BALLAST	NEAR; LIES IN 18m; HAS BEEN DIVED	n
1996	TOMFIELD	NASSAU MOTOR VESSEL - 1,034 tons	BALLAST	DROVE ASHORE; MOSTLY SALVAGED;WICKLOW FOR TIVOLI	c e f

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