Steamer

• Lies at Bullane Rock below the cliffs at the South-West tip of Cape Clear Island.
• On chart no. 2184 its position is where there is a depth sounding marked as '12.8m'.
• Bow lies pointing to the North-East.
• Mainly scattered steel plates
• Launch from Baltimore Harbour.
• Site is 30 minutes away.
• Best dived 1 hour after High Water. Exposed to Westerly winds.

• Built in 1911 by Leslie Hawthord Co. Ltd., Newcastle-upon-tyne, she was owned by F. Leyland.
• She grossed 6,395 tons and measured 122.04 x 15.97 x 10.66 metres and was by a 4 cylinder quadruple-expansion steam engine which generated 510hp..
• Bound Liverpool from Galveston, she carried a cargo of cotton, steel ingots (8ft. x 6 ins.) and empty shell heads.
• She struck the rock amidships and broke in two.
• Seventy-nine of the crew were rescued by local fishing yawls.
• One man died when he fell from the rigging.
• Captain was A. Coulsting.