Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (704 wrecks)

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1826	HOPE	GREENOCK FULL RIGGER - 226 tons	UNKNOWN	ST. VINCENT FOR GREENOCK	f h i
1838	ELEANOR	SAIL VESSEL	COAL	STRANDED & WRECKED 3 MILES EAST OF; SALTCOATS FOR SLIGO	f h k
1851	CONNAUGHT RANGER	IRON SCREW STEAMER	WEDGEWOOD CHINA	2 MILES SOUTH AT BUNANINVER; SLIGO FOR LIVERPOOL	f h i j
1886	FIREFLY	BALLINA STEAM YACHT - 26 tons	BALLAST	SOUTH-EAST POINT OF OWEY ISLAND; BALLINA FOR LIVERPOOL	f h
1908	DOSIA	SMACK - 20 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED ON EAST-SOUTH-EAST SIDE OF; LOUGH SWILLY FOR BALLYSADARE	h
1911	MARY	DERRY LUGGER - 3 tons	BALLAST	0.75 MILESFF BRINLACK POINT	h
1940	ACCRA	LIVERPOOL LINER - 9337 tons	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	TORPEDOED BY U-34 320 MILES WEST OF,	a 17
1940	ARANDORA STAR	LONDON STEAMER - 15,501 tons	PRISONERS & SOLDIERS	TORPEDOED BY U-47, 75 MILES WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEWFOUNDLAND	a f h
1940	CONCH	OIL TANKER - 8376 tons	11,214 TONS ADMIRALTY FUEL OIL	TORPEDOED BY U-99 , 370 MILES WEST OF,	17
1940	CAPE ST. ANDREW	STEAMER	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-137, 75 MILES WEST OF,	c f
1940	DIPLOMAT	LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 8,240 TONS	4,484 TONS RAW COTTON, 4,303 TONS IRON INGOTS & GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-104, 128 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF; BERMUDA FOR LIVERPOOL	f h 3
1940	LAURENTIC II	ARMED CRUISE LINER - 18,724 tons	7 x 5.5 INCH AND 3 x 4 INCH DECK GUNS	TORPEDOED BY U-99 ABOUT 6 MILES OFF; ON CONVOY DUTY; LIES IN 48m, 53 13N   10.40W	a d f h i
1940	KAVAK	CARGO STEAMER - 2743 tons	1745 TONS BAUXITE & 1650 TONS PITCH	TORPEDOED BY U-101 340 MILES WEST OF,	17
1940	PLANTER	STEAMER - 5,887 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-137 NORTH OF,	a f 1
1940	SAINT GERMAIN	MOTOR VESSEL - 1,044 tons	PIT-PROPS	TORPEDOED 75 MILES WEST OF,	f
1940	STRATFORD	LONDON TANKER - 4,753 tons	BALLAST	TORPEDOED BY U-137, 85 MILES WEST-SOUTH-WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR ARUBA	f h 3
1940	VERONICA	SWEDISH STEAMER - 1,316 tons	IRON ORE	TORPEDOED 35 MILES NORTH-NORTH-WEST OF; AGUILAS FOR BARROW	a f
1941	EMPIRE RIDGE	STEAMER - 2,922 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-96, 90 MILES WEST OF,	f
1941	OROPESA II	AUXILIARY TRANSPORT LINER - 14,118 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-96, 100 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; CAPETOWN FOR CLYDE	a h
1941	SWEDRU	MOTORSHIP - 5,379 tons	PALM OIL & TIMBER	BOMBED & TORPEDOED 150 MILES WEST OF; FROM CAMEROON & GHANA	a 6
1942	CURACOA H.M.S.	LIGHT CRUISER - 4,290 tons	CREW	SPLIT IN TWO BY THE "QUEEN MARY" 20 MILES NORTH WEST OF; BELFAST FOR NEW YORK	f h 2
1944	U-710	GERMAN SUBMARINE - 865 tons	CREW	SUNK BY "H.M.S. BULLDOG" NORTH-WEST OF,	h
1945	U-636	GERMAN SUBMARINE - 865 tons	CREW	SUNK BY "H.M.S. BENTINCK", "H.M.S. DRURY" & "H.M.S. BAZELY" NORTH-WEST OF,	h

1835	AIMWELL	SAIL VESSEL	TIMBER	STRANDED & WRECKED; FROM ST. JOHN'S N.B.	g
1874	CHRISTIAN	SLIGO SCHOONER - 72 tons	COAL	2 MILES WEST OF; GLASGOW FOR SLIGO	g
1881	PRIDE OF ANGLESEY	ANGLESEY SCHOONER	ARTIFICIAL MANURE	FROM AMLWCH	g
1946	WILLIAM MANNELL	LARGE STEAM TRAWLER - 276 tons	FISH	2 MILES OFF NEAR PORTALEEN; LIES IN 28m	f j k l

1837	EMERALD	BELFAST SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED	f h k
1838	JANE & THOMAS	LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED; LIVERPOOL FOR BALLYSHANNON	f h k
1852	DARING	SALCOMBE SCHOONER	COAL	DOWNINGS BAY; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; CLYDE FOR ST. CROIS	f
1883	MEDITERRANEAN	ABERYSTWYTH SCHOONER - 100 tons	ROOFING SLATES	STRANDED & WRECKED; BANGOR FOR SLIGO	f h
1887	JESSIE GOODWIN / JESSIE GORDON	ARDROSSAN BARQUE - 338 tons	COAL & GENERAL	AT CARRIGART; TROON FOR LIMERICK	f h
1893	CATHERINE ROBERTS	WELSH SCHOONER - 54 tons	COAL	OPPOSITE ROSAPENNA HOTEL; WORKINGTON FOR DUNFANAGHY	f i k
1902	ST. DAVOC	LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED	f h
1904	ST. FINDON	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	f h
1906	ABSTAINER	DUBLIN LUGGER - 19 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	CORACLE	DUBLIN LUGGER - 8 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	FANAD HEAD	DUBLIN LUGGER - 28 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	RUBY	MULROY LUGGER - 12 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	SLIEVELEAGUE	DUBLIN LUGGER - 22 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. AENGUS	DUBLIN LUGGER - 30 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. ERAN	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. FRANCIS	DUBLIN LUGGER - 15 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. JOHN	DUBLIN LUGGER - 16 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. MALACHY	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. MICHAEL	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	ST. MOLAISE	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1906	THE BAPTIST	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	h
1907	ELSIE	DUBLIN LUGGER - 17 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	f h
1907	ERRISBEG	LUGGER - 17 tons	BALLAST	NONE	f
1907	FLORA KELSO	LARGANREAGH HULK - 54 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	f h
1907	SILVERCUP	FIFE LUGGER - 5 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED AT "THE HOLE"	f h
1907	ST. MURA	DUBLIN LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	f h
1908	BENWAWN	GALWAY LUGGER - 15 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	h
1908	CYCLES	DERRY LUGGER - 13 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	h
1908	QUEEN	KILKEALDY LUGGER - 6 tons	BALLAST	ON WRECK POINT ROCKS AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	f h
1908	RORY OGG	LUGGER - 21 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER BREALING MOORINGS	h
1908	ST. AMBROSE	DERRY LUGGER - 30 tons	BALLAST	WENT ASHORE AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	f h
1908	ST. BRENDAN	SLIGO LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS	f h
1908	ST. CONNELL	DUBLIN LUGGER - 16 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS	f h
1908	ST. MARK	DUBLIN LUGGER - 15 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS	f h
1908	WALLFLOWER	DERRY LUGGER - 30 tons	BALLAST	DROVE ASHORE AT MUCKLASS POINT AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	f h
1911	BEN BULBEN	SAIL VESSEL - 33 tons	BALLAST	AT MOORINGS; PROBABLY SALVAGED	f
1911	ST. JOHN II	DERRY SAIL VESSEL - 30 tons	BALLAST	AT POINT CORMACK	h
1911	ST. MICHAEL II	DERRY SAIL VESSEL - 34 tons	BALLAST	WRECKED AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	h
1943	KALLIOPI S.	GREEK FREIGHTER	BULK GRAIN	TORPEDOED BY U-BOAT; CAME ASHOE AT LONG ROCK NORTH OF DOAGH BAY; LIES IN 25m; HALIFAX FOR LONDON	c f h i j k

1940	STOLWIJK	DUTCH FREIGHTER - 2,489 tons	ROOLS OF NEWSPRINT PAPER & STEEL SHEETS	RAN AGROUND ON N.W. SIDE OF; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR GLASGOW	a f h j
1942	LOCH RYAN	DUTCH AUXILARY 3 MASTED STEEL SCHOONER - 200 tons	BALLAST	RAN ASHORE ON NORTH SIDE OF; BUNBEG FOR SHEEPHAVEN	f h j

1819	CASTOR	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED NEAR LIGHTHOUSE; LIVERPOOL FOR DANZIG	f h i
1835	BROTHERS	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED; GALWAY FOR BELFAST	f j
1835	ISABELLA	MULROY BARQUE	UNKNOWN	IN CANYON NEAR GULL ISLAND IN 30M.	f j
1837	GREENOCK	GREENOCK SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED; CARGO PART SALVAGED; QUEBEC FOR HULL	f h k
1841	UNKNOWN	FISHING YAWL	FISH	NONE	j
1849	ORION	NOVA SCOTIA SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF LIGHTHOUSE; GALWAY FOR BELFAST	f j
1850	AGNES	GLASGOW SCHOONER - 98 tons	GENERAL, BAGGED FLOUR & MEAL	RAN ASHORE ON SOUTH WEST CORNER; GLASGOW FOR BELMULLET	f h j
1870	AGNES LOVATT	BARQUE - 679 tons	DEAL	FROM ST. JOHNS	f
1870	AMITY	SMACK - 49 tons	BALLAST	8 MILES EAST OF; LOUGH SWILLY FOR THE ROSSES	f h j
1870	CAMBRIA	IRON STEAMER - 1,997 tons	PASSENGERS & GENERAL	POSSIBLY SUNK NEARER RATHLIN ISLAND; NEW YORK FOR DERRY	a f h j
1883	IRIS	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 276 tons	300 TONS CARGO & PASSENGERS	IN GULLY 1 MILE EAST OF LIGHTHOUSE; GLASGOW FOR SLIGO	f h j
1886	LESLIE	GLASGOW SCHOONER - 58 tons	COAL	RAN ONTO TOR BEG ROCKS; IRVINE FOR KILLYBEGS	f h j
1890	ADA	LIVERPOOL IRON STEAMER - 59 tons	BOG ORE	AT TOR BEG; BALLINA FOR CLYDE	f h j
1904	VENERABLE	CAERNARFON 2 MASTED KETCH - 68 tons	COAL	4 MILES NORTH NORTH-WEST OF GLENGAD HEAD; SILOTH FOR RAMELTON	f h j
1917	ANCHUSA H.M.S.	NAVAL FLOWER CLASS SLOOP - 1,290 tons	CREW	TORPEDOED BY U-54, 12 MILES NORTH-WEST OF,	a f h
1917	ASHEIM	NORWEGIAN STEEL BARQUE - 2,147 tons	BALLAST	SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 30 MILES OFF; DUBLIN FOR NEW YORK	f h j
1917	ATHENIA	GLASGOW 4 MASTED ARMED LINER - 8,668 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-53, 7 MILES NORTH OF; MONTREAL FOR GLASGOW	a f h i j
1917	BARNSLEY	GRIMSBY STEAM TRAWLER - 144 tons	BALLAST	SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 13 MILES NORTH OF,	f h
1917	CARTHAGINIAN	GLASGOW ARMED LINER - 4,444 tons	GENERAL	MINED BY U-79, 2.5 MILES NORTH-WEST OF LIGHTHOUSE; CLYDE FOR MONTREAL	f h j
1917	EARL OF DUNRAVEN	DERRY PADDLE STEAMER - 174 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION 6 MILES WEST NORTH-WEST OF; HAS BEEN DIVED; LOUGH SWILLY FOR BELFAST	f h
1917	GLADYS	FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 275 tons	BALLAST	SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 40 MILES NORTH-WEST BY NORTH OF,	f h
1917	KENMORE	LIVERPOOL ARMED STEAMER - 3,919 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-53, 30 MILES NORTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON	a f h
1917	LUCY	FLEETWOOD STEAM TRAWLER - 280 tons	BALLAST	SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 42 MILES NORTH-WEST BY NORTH OF,	f h
1917	NORLINA	AMERICAN STEAMER - 4,596 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 180 MILES NORTH-WEST OF,	f
1917	STAR OF THE SEA	ABERDEEN STEAM TRAWLER - 197 tons	BALLAST	SUNK BY U-BOAT GUNFIRE 43 MILES NORTH-WEST BY WEST OF,	f h
1918	AURANIA	ARMED STEAMER - 13,936 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 15 MILES NORTH ½ WEST OF,	a f j
1918	CASTLE EDEN	WEST HARTLEPOOL ARMED STEAMER - 1,949 tons	1,929 TONS COAL & GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-110, 4 MILES SOUTH SOUTH-EAST OF; HAS BEEN DIVED; LIES IN 33m; GREENOCK FOR LOUGH SWILLY	c f h i k l
1918	JUSTICIA	LIVERPOOL PASSENGER LINER - 32,234 tons	TROOPS	TORPEDOED BY UB-64, 16 MILES NORTH WEST OF,	a b c f h i
1918	MYRTLE BRANCH	SUNDERLAND ARMED STEAMER - 3,741 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY UB-73, 9 MILES NORTH EAST BY NORTH OF; CORONEL FOR LIVERPOOL	a f h
1918	UB-109	U-BOAT	CREW	SCUTTLED BETWEEN INISHTRAHULL & MAINLAND	k l

1922	STRANMORE	STEAMER	MAIZE	NEAR THE SOUND OF	-
1932	PASCADENA	FLEETWOOD STEEL FISHING KETCH - 225 tons	BALLAST	0.75 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF,	f
1939	ATHENIA	GLASGOW STEAMER - 13,581 tons	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	TORPEDOED BY U-30 250 MILES WEST OF; BELFAST FOR MONTREAL	a h
1940	CUMBERLAND	LONDON STEAMER - 10,939 tons	GENERAL, CROCKERY, LINO, TYRES & STEEL SHEETS PLUS A LOCOMOTIVE	TORPEDOED BY U-57, 5.5 MILES NORTH OF; IS ON CHART, LIES IN 52m; LIVERPOOL FOR CURACOA	a e f h i j 7
1940	HARZION	LONDON STEAMER - 2,508 tons	ALCOHOL SPIRIT & FERTILISER	TORPEDOED BY AIRPLANE 110 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR SAVANNAH	a f h j
1940	LEISE MAERSK	MOTORSHIP - 3,136 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 300 MILES WEST OF; THREE RIVERS FOR SHARPNESS	a
1940	MAAS	DUTCH STEAMER - 1,234 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 350 MILES WEST OF; SUNDERLAND FOR RIMOUSKI	a
1940	OOTMARSUM	DUTCH STEAMER - 3,628 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 300 MILES WEST OF; SYDNEY N.S. FOR NEWPORT	a
1940	PACIFIC PRESIDENT	MOTORSHIP - 7,113 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 550 MILES WEST OF; LEITH FOR NEW YORK	a
1940	SCOTSTOUN	AUXILIARY LINER - 17,046 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 200 MILES WEST OF,	a
1940	SIMLA	NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 6,031 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 600 MILES WEST OF; PHILADELPHIA FOR RIVER TEES	a
1940	TASSO	STEAMER - 1,586 tons	GREENHEART LOGS	TORPEDOED 450 MILES WEST OF; DEMERARA FOR OBAN	a
1940	TORINIA	MOTOR TANKER - 10,364 tons	13,815 TONS FUEL OIL	TORPEDOED 400 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF; CURACAO FOR THE CLYDE	a
1941	BRITISH PRINCE	CARGO STEAMER -7,939 tons	UNKNOWN	AERIAL TORPEDOE DROPPED BY FW CONDOR 200 MILES NORTH-WEST OF	9
1941	CALABRIA	SWEDISH STEAMER - 1,277 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-141, 100 MILES BY 280 DEGREES NORTH OF,	a f 1
1941	NERISSA	STEAMER - 5,583 tons	PASSENGERS & GENERAL	TORPEDOED 200 MILES WEST OF; HALIFAX N.S. FOR LIVERPOOL	a 3
1941	STATESMAN	LIVERPOOL CARGO STEAMER - 7939 tons	UNKNOWN	AERIAL TORPEDOED 200 MILES NORTH WEST OF; NEW ORLEANS FOR BELFAST	16
1941	TEMPLE MEAD	STEAMER - 4,427 tons	GRAIN	BOMBED 300 MILES WEST OF, ROSARIO FOR U.K.	a f
1942	MOSFRUIT	NORWEGIAN MOTORSHIP - 2,714 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 800 MILES WEST OF; ST. JOHN'S N.B. FOR LIVERPOOL	a
1942	WHITE CREST	STEAMER - 4,365 tons	COAL	POSSIBLY TORPEDOED 900 MILES WEST OF; BELFAST FOR BUENOS AIRES	a
1943	INVERILEN	MOTOR TANKER - 9,456 tons	13,000 TONS OIL	TORPEDOED 750 MILES WEST OF; NEW YORK FOR STANLOW	a
1943	LOUISE LYKES	AMERICAN STEAMER - 6,155 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 700 MILES WEST OF; NEW YORK FOR CARDIFF	a
1943	NEWTON ASH	STEAMER - 4,625 tons	GRAIN	TORPEDOED 700 MILES WEST OF; ST. JOHN'S N.B. FOR HULL	a
1944	UNKNOWN	LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT	CREW	500 yds. SOUTH OF,	f
1945	U-296	GERMAN U-BOAT - TYPE VIIC	CREW	POSSIBLY MINED OFF,	f
1945	U-778	GERMAN U-BOAT - TYPE VIIC	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 11 MILES NORTH-EAST OF INNISTRAHULL LIGHT AFTER TOW PARTED; 55.32N, 07.70W; PART OF "OPERATION DEADLIGHT"	f 4
1960	ARGO DELOS	GREEK MOTOR VESSEL - 10,392 tons	BALLAST	1 MILE NORTH WEST AT TOR BEG; GLASGOW FOR CUBA	c f h j 5

1588	UNKNOWN	ARMADA VESSEL	SOLDIERS	POSITION UNKNOWN, LIES IN 30m	-
1716	HOPE	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NONE	f i
1744	HAPPY	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	WENT ASHORE; BARBADOS FOR LANCASTER	h
1744	INDIAN QUEEN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	WENT ASHORE; BARBADOS FOR LANCASTER	h
1803	LOVELY CRUIZER	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	CAME ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; LIMERICK FOR GREENOCK	h
1811	ACTIVE	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFFSHORE; GALWAY FOR RAMELTON	f h i
1811	ALEXANDER	BRIG	UNKNOWN	NEAR,	f h i
1811	ELIZABETH	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	WENT ASHORE; BELFAST FOR AMELIA ISLANDS	f h
1811	PALLAS	NEW YORK SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	RAN ASHORE ON INCH ISLAND; FROM NEW YORK	f h
1811	SALDAHNA H.M.S.	BATTLESHIP 5TH RATE - 958 tons	200 TROOPS & 38 GUNS	HIT SWILLY MORE ROCK, STOKER BAY	c f h j k
1811	TRIAL	LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	GLASGOW FOR DUBLIN	h
1816	LADY CATHCART	SHIELDS SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	DRIVEN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; DUNDALK FOR NORWAY	f h i j
1816	MARY ANNE	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NEAR; ROUNDSTONE FOR DUBLIN	f h i j
1817	GOLDEN FLEECE	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	ON SWILLY ROCKS; BANGOR FOR LONDON	f j
1821	MARTHA	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	DRIVEN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	h
1832	FAME	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	CAUGHT FIRE & FOUNDERED OFF DUNAFF HEAD	h k
1832	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF DUNAFF HEAD	f
1833	BILLOW	DERRY SAIL VESSEL - 199 tons	TIMBER	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR; FROM ST. JOHN'S N.B.	f h
1839	PATRICK	FISHING WHERRY	BALLAST	AT INCH BANK NEAR RATHMULLEN	f
1839	VENUS	GLASGOW SCHOONER	WHISKEY & SUGAR	AT INCH BANK NEAR RATHMULLEN; CARGO PART SALVAGED	f h j
1839	WILLIAM THE FOURTH	TRALEE BRIG	OATS	AT BUNCRANA IN 'THE BIG WIND'; FOR LIVERPOOL	f j
1840	ALBION	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	WRECKED NEAR RAMELTON; FROM SALTCOATES	f h k
1840	EMERALD	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED; FOR DERRY	f h k
1849	VISITOR	WESTPORT SAIL VESSEL	BALLAST	AT RATHMULLEN QUAY; FROM RICHIBUCTO	f
1850	MARS	BALLYCASTLE SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED OFF,	f h
1854	FANNY	GREENOCK SMACK - 27 tons	KELP	OFFSHORE	h
1856	AUGUSTA JESSIE	UNKNOWN - 382 tons	UNKNOWN	NONE	f j
1860	AUNT MARY	BARQUE - 385 tons	UNKNOWN	DRIFTED ASHORE AT DUNAFF HEAD; SUNDERLAND FOR NEWFOUNDLAND	f
1865	EVERSTINE	BARQUE - 1,048 tons	COAL	ON SWILLY ROCKS; GREENOCK FOR QUEBEC	f j
1873	ABEONA	LIVERPOOL BARQUE - 297 tons	BAGGED GRAIN AND FLOUR	STRUCK BY "SS ALABAMA" 6 MILES OFF THE MOUTH OF,	f h
1875	ERNESTINE	AMERICAN BARQUE - 1,018 tons	UNKNOWN	AT SWILLY MORE ROCK; GREENOCK FOR QUEBEC	f
1877	ELIZABETH	GLASGOW SCHOONER - 57 tons	INDIAN CORN	AT BURNFOOT; DERRY FOR RAMELTON	f h j
1877	HARRIETT	DERRY SCHOONER - 67 tons	COAL	1 MILE NORTH-NORTH-WEST OF DUNREE HEAD; WORKINGTON FOR RATHMULLEN	f h
1878	STAR OF THE SEA	SAIL VESSEL - 66 tons	WHEAT	NEAR RATHMULLAN; NEWRY FOR WESTPORT	f h j
1881	BEE	CASTLETOWN DANDY - 36 tons	KELP	NEAR FANAD LIGHTHOUSE; LARNE FOR DUNFANAGHY	f h j
1881	MILFORD	LANCASTER SMACK - 36 tons	UNKNOWN	AT KNOCKALLEN; OTHER SOURCE SAYS NAME IS "MELFORT"; BELFAST FOR MULROY	f h j
1882	FRED	CARDIFF SCHOONER - 78 tons	COAL	NEAR COASTGUARD STATION AT MOVILLE; ARDROSSAN FOR KILLYBEGS	f h j
1882	OCEAN CHILD	BELFAST SCHOONER - 51 tons	COAL	OFF RATHMULLAN; AYR FOR ARDROSSAN	f h j
1889	SCALE DUCK	DERRY SMACK - 20 tons	BALLAST	AT PORTSALON	h
1894	BONNIE ELIZA	CUTTER - 12 tons	BALLAST	DRIVEN ASHORE & WRECKED AT FAHAN BEACH	f h
1894	LENORE	DERRY CUTTER - 4 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED OFF DUNREE LIGHTHOUSE	f
1894	ROB ROY	DROMORE LUGGER - 10 tons	SAND	FOUNDERED; BUNCRANA FOR LETTERKENNY	f h j
1896	TEES PACKET	DUBLIN SCHOONER - 49 tons	VEGETABLES	AT FARMERS ROCK; RAMELTON FOR CARDIGAN	f h j
1899	ELIZABETH	SAIL VESSEL - 87 tons	UNKNOWN	RIVER SWILLY, NEAR LETTERKENNY	f j
1902	DUKE	GUERNSEY IRON KETCH - 68 tons	COAL	HIT SWILLY MORE ROCK; OTHER SOURCES SAY 1904; BOWLING FOR KINVARRA	f h
1903	HEATHER BELL	BANFF LUGGER - 10 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR DUNAFF HEAD	f
1904	WILLIAMINA	FRASERBURGH CUTTER - 5 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & WRECKED	f h
1905	EMILIE MARIE	NORWEGIAN BARQUE - 580 tons	COAL	BELOW PORT SALON HOTEL; GREENOCK FOR BARBADOS	f h i
1908	RINGADOVE	LUGGER - 18 tons	BALLAST	IN BUNCRANA BAY	f
1909	HANDSOME JANE	BUNCRANA KETCH - 6 tons	BALLAST	OFF BUNCRANA PIER	f h
1910	CASTLEBAY	COAL HULK - 195 tons	COAL	AT RATHMULLAN PIER; PROBABLY SALVAGED	f
1910	HELENA	HULK - 118 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION	f
1910	MONICA	COLERAINE STEAM TRAWLER - 31 tons	BALLAST	CAUGHT FIRE & SANK AT MOORINGS	f
1912	HOPE	SMACK- 10 tons	BALLAST	AT BELLS POINT, RATHMULLAN	f
1913	PASSING CLOUD	DERRY SAIL VESSEL - 4 tons	BALLAST	IN DOAGH BAY	f h
1914	AUDACIOUS H.M.S.	BATTLESHIP - 23,000 tons	CREW	MINED 17 MILES NORTH BY 0.25 WEST OF, LIES IN  66m	a b c f h i k l

1917	BRACONDALE (CHAGFORD)	ADMIRALTY "Q-SHIP" - 2,095 tons	1 x 4 INCH GUN, 2 x 12 POUNDERS, 1 x HOWITZER, 2 x MAXIMS, 2 x TORPEDO TUBES	TORPEDOED BY U-44; SANK EVENTUALLY OFF BUNCRANA	a f h k
1917	LAURENTIC	LIVERPOOL LINER - 14,950 tons	GOLD	MOUTH OF; LIES IN 42m; FOR HALIFAX N.S.	a b d f h i j l n
1918	NATHANIEL COLE	ADMIRALTY STEAM TRAWLER - 275 tons	1 x 12 POUNDER GUN	FOUNDERED OFF BUNCRANA	f h j
1918	STRATHMORE	ADMIRALTY DRIFTER - 56 tons	UNKNOWN	CAUGHT FIRE OFF BUNCRANA	f h j
1923	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	LIES IN 6 FATHOMS BETWEEN CASTLE AND FORT	k
1924	FLORENCE	STOCKTON IRON STEAMER - 220 tons	GRANITE BLOCKS	AT BUNCRANA	f g i k
1940	UNKNOWN	BRISTOL BLENHEIM AIRCRAFT	CREW	OFF BUNCRANA	f
1941	ASSURANCE H.M.S.	NAVAL TUG - 700 tons	CREW	DROVE ASHORE AT BLUICK ROCK	f h i k 11
1941	PANDION	CARGO STEAMER - 1,944 tons	UNKNOWN	AT SWILLY ROCKS; BROKE IN TWO; BELL RECOVERED; TYNE FOR LEIXOES	a f h j
1944	LCT	TANK LANDING CRAFT	BALLAST	OFF DUNREE; LIES IN 20M.	f
1946	UNKNOWN	GERMAN U-BOAT	BALLAST	SCUTTLED AS PART OF "OPERATION DEADLIGHT"	f
1958	JEAN E.	FISHING VESSEL	UNKNOWN	AT RATHMULLAN	f
1995	MARIA ANGELIQUE	FRENCH TRAWLER	FISH	STRUCK ROCKS AT ENTRANCE OF,	f h i

1602	DOVE	DANISH SAIL VESSEL	STOCK FISH, LING & COD	AT MALIN	f k
1765	OTHELLO	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED	h k
1810	BALTIC	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	FROM NEW BRUNSWICK	f h i
1810	HAZARD	LIVERPOOL SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	CARGO PART SALVAGED; NEWFOUNDLAND FOR LIVERPOOL	f h i
1810	UNKNOWN	WEST INDIAMAN	UNKNOWN	NEAR,	h
1816	GEORGE	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NEAR; LIMERICK FOR SLIGO	f h i k
1825	CAROLINE	LIMERICK SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	IN KELUART BAY; CARGO PART SALVAGED; FROM LIVERPOOL	h
1840	MARY	BRIG	TOBACCO & GIN	AT GLENAGIVNEY; LURED ASHORE	-
1852	ANN FALCON	WORKINGTON BRIGANTINE - 108 tons	140 TONS OATS	RAN AGROUND NEAR MALIN HEAD AT ISLE OF DOAGH; LIMERICK FOR GLASGOW	f j
1852	DONEGAL	BRIG - 180 tons	UNKNOWN	AT INIS DOAGH; LIMERICK FOR GLASGOW	f
1854	LADY OCTAVIA	BRIG - 199 tons	BRAZILIAN SUGAR	HIT ROCKS; PERNAMBUCO FOR GREENOCK	f h j
1883	ELIZABETH	BELFAST SMACK - 18 tons	ROOFING SLATES	STRANDED NEAR; BALLYWALTER FOR GLASGOW	f h j
1885	PATHFINDER	DIGBY BRIG - 396 tons	BALLAST	AT TOR ROCKS; DUNDALK FOR CAPE BRETON	f h i
1890	ELIZABETH	SCHOONER - 70 tons	COAL	IN MALIN BAY; IRVINE FOR KILLYBEGS	f j
1891	ADA	STEAM COASTER	UNKNOWN	AT DOHERTY ROCKS, NORTH-WEST OF GARVIN ISLES	-
1893	A.C. BEAN	AMERICAN BARQUE - 533 tons	TIMBER LATHES	POUNDED ONTO ROCKS NEAR; MIRIAMICHI FOR CLYDE	f j
1916	ENGLISHMAN	LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 5,257 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-43, 30 MILES NORTH-EAST OF,	a f h j
1916	SANDRUSKY	STEAMER	UNKNOWN	BOMBED BY U-BOAT 30 MILES NORTH-EAST OF,	f
1917	CORIENTES H.M.T.	ADMIRALTY TRAWLER - 280 tons	CREW	STRUCK MINE; HAS BEEN DIVED; LIES IN 33m	f h i
1917	MAXTON	STEAMER - 5,094 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-19 NORTH OF,	f
1917	SANTA AMALIA	ARMED STEAM TANKER - 4,306 tons	PETROLIUM	TORPEDOED BY U-19, 30 MILES NORTH BY EAST x ½ EAST OF,	a f
1917	TROILUS	ARMED STEAMER -7,625 tons	UNKNOWN	SHELLED BY U-69, 140 MILES WEST-NORTH-WEST OF,	f
1918	AMAZON	BELFAST ARMED STEAMER - 10,337 tons	PASSENGERS	TORPEDOED BY U-110, 30 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; LIVERPOOL FOR BUENOS AIRES	f h
1918	ATLANTIC SUN	AMERICAN STEAMER - 2.333 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED OFF,	f
1918	RACOON H.M.S.	DESTROYER - 920 tons	CREW	HIT McKERRIGAN'S ROCK IN SNOW STORM AT GARVAN ISLES  OFF,	a f h j
1918	U-89	GERMAN SUBMARINE - 998 tons	CREW	CUT IN TWO BY "H.M.S. ROXBURGH" NORTH OF,	f h
1918	U-110	GERMAN SUBMARINE - 1,000 tons	CREW	DEPTH-CHARGED NORTH-WEST OF,	f h
1935	VARDULIA	STEAMER - 5,735 tons	COAL & GENERAL	FOUNDERED 700 MILES WEST OF,	a
1940	BOMA (BOKA)	STEAMER - 4,586 tons	COAL	TORPEDOED BY U-56, 35 MILES NORTH OF; CARDIFF FOR LAGOS	f h
1940	CITY OF SIMLA	STEAMER - 10,138 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-138, 50 MILES NORTH-WEST OF; CARDIFF FOR LAGOS	a f h j
1940	EMPIRE ADVENTURE	STEAMER - 5,145 tons	BALLAST	TORPEDOED 35 MILES NORTH OF,	a f
1940	EMPIRE AIRMAN	STEAMER - 6,586 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 350 MILES WEST OF; WABANA N.F.L. FOR CARDIFF	a
1940	GRO	NORWEGIAN STEAMER - 4,211 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 80 MILES WEST OF BY U-47,	f
1940	JOPSE DE LARRINGA	STEAM DRIFTER - 84 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 80 MILES WEST OF BY U-47,	f
1940	NEPTUNIAN	STEAMER - 5,155 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-47, 80 MILES WEST OF,	f
1940	NEW SEVILLA	LEITH TANKER - 13,801 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-138, 35 MILES NORTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR ARUBA	a f h j
1940	REUBEN JAMES USS	DESTROYER	CREW	TORPEDOED BY U-57, 30 MILES NORTH OF,	f
1940	TRANSYLVANIA	ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER - 16,923 tons	8 x 6 INCH DECK GUNS	TORPEDOED BY U-56 OFFSHORE	f h
1941	BENVORLICH	STEAMER - 5,193 tons	UNKNOWN	BOMBED & SUNK WEST OF; MIDDLESBOROUGH FOR FAR EAST,	14
1941	CHINESE PRINCE	CARGO VESSEL - 6743 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY U-552, 280 MILES NORTH-WEST OF,	16
1941	GRELROSA	STEAMER - 4,574 tons	UNKNOWN	BOMBED 400 MILES WEST OF; NEW YORK FOR TYNE	a
1941	NORFOLK	LINER - 10,948 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED 150 MILES NORTH-NORTH-WEST OF; NEWPORT FOR NEW YORK	a
1942	UNKNOWN	CATALINA FLYING BOAT	CREW	1.5 MILES WEST OF,	f
1944	JACKSONVILLE	AMERICAN TANKER - 10,448 tons	141,000 BARRELS OF 80 OCTANE GASOLINE	12 MILES NORTH OF; NEW YORK FOR LOCH EWE	a f 12
1945	U-1014	GERMAN SUBMARINE - 865 tons	CREW	SUNK BY "H.M.S. LOCH SCAVAIG", "H.M.S. NYASALAND" & "H.M.S. PAPUA" EAST OF,	h
1945	U-1017	GERMAN U-BOAT	CREW	DEPTH CHARGED BY AIRCRAFT OFF,	f
1946	U-2506	GERMAN TYPE XX2 SUBMARINE	BALLAST	SUNK AS PART OF "OPERATION DEADLIGHT2	f
1987	BOY SEAN	TRAWLER	FISH	1 MILE OFF, LIES IN 60m	j
1989	RATHCORMAC (RATH CHORMAICH)	DOWNINGS WOODEN BIM TRAWLER - 50ft.	FISH	OFF; SANK WHILE UNDER TOW	f j m
1997	FATHER BRENDAN	FISHING VESSEL	BALLAST	25 MILES NORTH-EAST OF,	f