Year of Loss within alphabetic Location (221 wrecks)

Howth to Lambay Island

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1848	ASTON	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF; DUBLIN FOR CHESTER	d
1849	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	AT NOSE OF HOWTH	d e
1850	UNKNOWN	SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	NEAR,	d
1853	QUEEN VICTORIA	DUBLIN IRON PADDLE STEAMER - 337 tons/150ft.	GENERAL & PASSENGERS	BETWEEN CLIFFS & BAILEY LIGHTHOUSE; LIES IN 20m; LIVERPOOL FOR DUBLIN	c d e h 4
1861	MARY ANN	BELFAST BRIG - 91 tons	COAL	AT HARBOUR ENTRANCE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; BELFAST FOR KINGSTOWN	e h
1864	CASTLETOWN	BELFAST LUGGER	UNKNOWN	NONE	d
1868	LEINSTER	PILOT YAWL	CREW	SUNK IN COLLISION BETWEEN HOWTH & LAMBAY ISLAND	d e h
1875	TANTIVY	SCHOONER - 64 tons	COAL	0.5 MILES NORTH-WEST OF LIGHTHOUSE; LIVERPOOL FOR WICKLOW	d
1877	ARROW	GLASGOW SAIL VESSEL	COAL	AT HARBOUR; PROBABLY SALVAGED; GLASGOW FOR ST. MALO	e
1877	EVA	DUBLIN SCHOONER - 59 tons	POTATOES	BETWEEN HOWTH & IRELAND'S EYE; KILLOUGH FOR BRIDGWATER	d e h
1879	NORTH SEA	PERTH SCHOONER - 99 tons	COAL	ON SPIT NEAR LIGHTHOUSE; NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE FOR DUBLIN	d e h
1886	GEMINI	BRIXHAM FISHING SMACK - 48 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 2 MILES OFFSHORE	e
1886	LOTUS	DUBLIN LUGGER - 5 tons	BALLAST	NEAR; CLONTARF FOR HOWTH	e
1887	ST. PETER	DUBLIN FISHING SLOOP - 48 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED ASTER COLLISION 23 MILES EAST-NORTH-EAST OF,	e
1889	FRIENDS	DANDY - 16 tons	BALLAST	3 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF NOSE OF HOWTH,	d
1897	DODGER	DUBLIN CUTTER - 4 tons	FISH	FOUNDERED 1 MILE OFF THE NOSE; DUBLIN FOR HOWTH	d e
1898	LINNET	BALDOYLE DANDY - 29 tons	BALLAST	DROVE ASHORE AFTER BREAKING MOORINGS	d e
1902	STAR OF THE SEA	DUBLIN LUGGER - 1 ton	BALLAST	0.75 MILES FROM HARBOUR	d e
1903	NANNIE	DUBLIN LUGGER - 1 ton	BALLAST	OFF WEST PIER	e
1907	No. 619	HOWTH SAIL BARGE - 50 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED OUTSIDE WEST PIER	d e
1910	FARMAN	BI-PLANE	MAIL	A FEW HUNDRED YARDS OFF,	d
1915	JUNE ROSE	DUBLIN SCHOONER - 83 tons	SCRAP IRON	STRANDED & WRECKED AT HARBOUR	e
1915	ST. CATHERINE	DUBLIN KETCH - 30 tons	BALLAST	AT HARBOUR; PROBABLY SALVAGED	e
1955	THERESE EMILE YUON	CONCARNEAU MOTOR TRAWLER	FISH	0.5 MILE NORTH WEST OF HARBOUR; LIES IN 10m	d e h
1975	ST. IVOR	FISHING VESSEL	BALLAST	BETWEEN HOWTH & LOUGHSHINNY	d
1982	UNKNOWN	TRAWLER	UNKNOWN	BETWEEN HOWTH & IRELAND'S EYE	h
1989	BYDAND	GREENCASTLE TRAWLER - 60ft.	FISH	0.75 MILES NORTH EAST OF,	d e h 4
1989	DIETER	GALWAY TRAWLER - 60ft.	BALLAST	OFF EAST PIER; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	e h
1995	SCARLETT BUCCANEER	IRISH TRAWLER - 34 tons	FISH	AT EAST PIER; PROBABLY SALVAGED	d e g

1888	QUEEN BEE	CUTTER - 4 tons	UNKNOWN	COLLISION WITH "WATERWITCH" 0.5 MILES WEST OF,	d
1892	GWENDOLINE	STEAM YACHT - 18 tons	BALLAST	AT HARBOUR ENTRANCE; PROBABLY SALVAGED; KINGSTOWN FOR CAERNARFON	d e
1892	SEEK	ISLE OF MAN LUGGER - 19 tons	BALLAST	AT WEST PIER; PROBABLY SALVAGED; ISLE OF MAN FOR GLENDORE	d e
1897	LIFFEY	DUBLIN FISHING SMACK - 50 tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED AR PIER ENTRANCE; PROBABLY SALVAGED	e
1899	MABEL	KINGSTOWN PLEASURE LUGGER - 1 ton	PASSENGERS	AT HARBOUR ENTRANCE	d e
1899	MORECAMBE BELLE	DROGHEDA SCHOONER - 100 tons	BURNT ORE	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION NEAR HARBOUR ENTRANCE; DROGHEDA FOR CARDIFF	e
1901	EBENEZER	BRIXHAM FISHING CUTTER - 49 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED OFF	e
1901	FLORA	COASTGUARD CUTTER - 60 tons	CREW	AT HARBOUR OPPOSITE ROYAL IRISH YACHT CLUB	d e h
1901	HAMPTON	DUBLIN BARQUE - 342 tons	BALLAST & PASSENGERS	0.5 MILES FROM PIER; DROGHEDA FOR SWANSEA	d e h
1901	JANE	ARKLOW SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	AT COASTGUARD STATION	d h
1901	OCTAVIUS	BRIDGWATER SCHOONER - 71 tons	BURNT ORE	NEAR; DUBLIN FOR CARDIFF	e
1901	SARAH ROURKE	DUBLIN SMACK - 51 tons	BALLAST	AT COAL HARBOUR; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	d e
1910	GEM	CUTTER - 15 tons	UNKNOWN	OFF COAST GUARD STATION	d
1910	MARY ANN	SMACK - 46 tons	UNKNOWN	OFF COAST GUARD STATION	d
1910	VIGO	DUBLIN CUTTER - 4 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS	d e
1915	AFRICA	STEAMER - 1,038 tons	UNKNOWN	MINED 1.5 MILES OFF,	h
1915	INDUSTRY	DUBLIN CUTTER - 51 tons	BALLAST	BROKE FROM MOORINGS & BLOWN OUT TO SEA	e
1817	GRANUAILE	IRISH LIGHTS VESSEL	CREW	OFF,	d
1917	MIZPAH	DUBLIN SMACK - 50 tons	BALLAST	OFF COASTGUARD STATION	d e

1867	CATHERINE PORTER	BRIGANTINE - 200 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED OFF; FROM CHESTER	d e i
1867	MARY PORTER	FRENCH SCHOONER	UNKNOWN	NONE	d
1869	GLENORCHY	IRON SAILING SHIP - 1,348 tons	IRON, COAL & SPIRITS	RAN AGROUND; CARGO SALVAGED	3
1872	LILY	WEXFORD SAIL VESSEL	180 TONS PIG IRON	AT NORTH END OF; BARROW FOR CARDIFF	d e h
1876	VESPER	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 620 tons	SUGAR & COAL	GLASGOW FOR DUNKIRK; LIES IN 12m	d e g
1877	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	1.5 MILES EAST-SOUTH-EAST OF KISH LIGHT	e
1878	OLINKA	AUSTRIAN BRIG - 415 tons	MAIZE	2 MILES SOUTH OF LIGHTSHIP; PHILADELPHIA FOR DUBLIN	d e
1891	KATE	LIVERPOOL SCHOONER - 77 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "CLAREMONT" 4 MILES EAST BY SOUTH OF LIGHTVESSEL	d e
1891	MAGGIE	DUBLIN BRIGANTINE - 242 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION WITH "INNISHTRAHUL" 10 MILES EAST-SOUTH-EAST OF LIGHTVESSEL	d e
1894	LIZZIE	DUBLIN FISHING CUTTER - 50 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 3 MILES NORTH-EAST OF LIGHTVESSEL	d e
1898	MAGGIE	HOWTH FISHING YAWL - 4tons	BALLAST	STRANDED & WRECKED NEAR LIGHTSHIP	d e h
1902	HIBERNIA	GRIMSBY IRON STEAM TRAWLER - 149 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 7 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF LIGHTSHIP	d e
1902	MARLEY	STEAM COLLIER	COAL	FOUNDERED; LIVERPOOL FOR DUBLIN
1904	LADY CAIRNS	SAIL SHIP - 1,287 tons	UNKNOWN	SUNK IN COLLISION 25 MILES EAST OF KISH LIGHT VESSEL	c
1907	ESMERALDA	GLOUCESTER SCHOONER - 145 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED 10 MILES SOUTH-WEST OF; GLASGOW FOR DEVONPORT	e
1917	HARE	LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 774 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-62, 7 MILES EAST OF KISH LIGHT VESSEL; MANCHESTER FOR DUBLIN	c d e h 4
1917	W.M. BARKLEY	BELFAST ARMED STEAMER - 569 tons	BARRELLS OF GUINNESS	TORPEDOED BY UC-75, 7 MILES EAST OF, LIES IN 45m; BROKEN IN TWO; HAS BEEN DIVED; DUBLIN FOR LIVERPOOL	d e h 4
1918	CRESSWELL	GREENOCK ARMED STEAMER - 2,829 tons	COAL	TORPEDOED BY U-46, 18 MILES EAST BY NORTH ¼ NORTH OF KISH LIGHT VESSEL	d e h
1918	FERN	GLASGOW ARMED STEAMER- 444 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY U-104, 5 MILES EAST BY NORTH OF LIGHTSHIP; DUBLIN FOR HEYSHAM	c d e h 4
1918	INNISFALLEN	CORK ARMED STEAMER - 1,405 tons	GENERAL	TORPEDOED BY UB-64, 16 MILES EAST BY ¾ NORTH OF KISH LIGHTVESSEL; LIVERPOOL FOR CORK	c d e h
1918	KENMARE	STEAMER - 565 tons	PASSENGERS	TORPEDOED BY U-104 OFF,	d
1918	UNKNOWN	STEAMER - 2,000 tons	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED BY UB-120 OFF,	d
1939	EUMAEUS	STEAMER	UNKNOWN	TORPEDOED NEAR No.3 BUOY	h
1945	U-1172	GERMAN SUBMARINE TYPE VIIC/41	CREW	20 MILES OFF KISH BANK	d i
1947	BOLIVAR	NORWEGIAN MOTORSHIP - 5,230 tons	GENERAL, GRAIN & PASSENGERS	NEAR No.2 BUOY; PART SALVAGED; ROSARIO FOR OSLO	d e g h
1948	FAUGH A BALLAGH	BUCKET DREDGER & TWO BARGES	BALLAST	FROM DUNDALK	d
1989	MAGGIE	HOWTH FISHING YAWL	FISH	OFF KISH LIGHTSHIP	h

672	UNKNOWN	ROMAN SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NONE	d
1307	UNKNOWN	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	DELIBERATELY WRECKED	d
1689	RICHARD & MARTHA	50 GUN NAVY SAIL VESSEL - 500 tons	TROOPS FOR CARRICKFERGUS	FROM HOYLAKE	d e g h
1760	INDUSTRY	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	LIVERPOOL FOR AFRICA	d e g
1780	HENRY	SAIL VESSEL - 130 tons	SUGAR	LIVERPOOL FOR DUBLIN	e
1789	LANCASTER	SAIL VESSEL - 120 tons	UNKNOWN	RAN ASHORE; POSSIBLY SALVAGED; FROM NEATH	d e g
1798	ALBANY	BARQUE	UNKNOWN	FROM NEW YORK	d
1806	ECHO	POOL BRIG - 66 tons	UNKNOWN	NONE	d e i
1807	UNKNOWN	AMERICAN SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	NEAR,	d
1817	ROBERT & ROSS	SMUGGLING SAIL VESSEL	15 HOGSHEADS OF TOBACCO & COAL	SCUTTLED OFF; LIVERPOOL FOR NEWRY	d e g
1823	CLITUS	MARYPORT SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	EAST SIDE OF; FROM MARYPORT	d e g
1825	CERES	SCHOONER - 56 tons	UNKNOWN	STRUCK ROCKS; STAXIGOE FOR DUBLIN	d e g
1826	MAID OF THE MILL	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	3 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF; BELFAST FOR DUNDALK	e g
1834	ROBERT	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	FOUNDERED NEAR; LIVERPOOL FOR SAVANNAH	d e h
1838	JOHN DUGDALE	LIVERPOOL FULL RIGGER - 313 tons	UNKNOWN	OFF,	d e i
1847	GRANUAILE	IRON PADDLE STEAMER - 245 tons	GRAIN, FLAX & PASSENGERS	CAUGHT FIRE NORTH OF; LIVERPOOL FOR DROGHEDA	d e h
1848	HORATIO	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED OFF,	d e h
1849	TOM	UNKNOWN	UNKNOWN	STRANDED & WRECKED	d e h
1851	SARAH PRINCESS	SAIL VESSEL	UNKNOWN	OFF,	d
1852	ROXANNE	SAIL VESSEL - 124 tons	COAL	MARYPORT FOR DUBLIN	d e h
1853	EVA	STEAMER	COAL	15 MILES EAST-NORTH-EAST OF,	d
1854	JANE	DROGHEDA BRIG	COAL	FOUNDERED OFF; LIVERPOOL FOR DROGHEDA	d e
1854	TAYLEUR	LIVERPOOL FULL RIGGED IRON CLIPPER - 1,977 tons	581 EMIGRANTS	EAST SIDE OF, NEAR SEAL HOLE; LIES IN 15 - 18m; LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE	a c d e f g h k l m n
1855	WILL O'THE WISP	NEWCASTLE AUXILIARY SCHOONER - 384 tons/150ft.	COAL & PASSENGERS	AT BURN ROCK 300 YDS OFF; NEWCASTLE FOR DUBLIN	c d e h
1857	UNKNOWN	FULL RIGGED	UNKNOWN	NORTH OF,	h
1859	DUSTY MILLER	WHITEHAVEN BRIGANTINE - 240 tons	COAL	NORTH EAST CORNER OF; TROON FOR NANTES	d e h

1859	TERGISTE	AUSTRIAN BRIG - 333 tons	COAL	AT PORTRANE ROCKS	d e h
1860	No. 1 WRECK	AUXILIARY SAIL SHIP	UNKNOWN	NORTH SIDE OF; DATE APPROX.	e g h
1865	MARGARET	CUTTER - 41 tons	BALLAST	3 MILES SOUTH-SOUTH-EAST OF,	e
1873	GEORGINA	SCHOONER	STONE SETS	NORTH EAST CORNER OF, AT THE QUARRY INSIDE TAYLOR ROCKS; LIVERPOOL FOR DUBLIN	d e h
1874	CLANSMAN	DROGHEDA SCHOONER - 93 tons	COAL	ON TAYLOR'S REEF; AYR FOR DUBLIN	e
1878	SHAMROCK	WEXFORD SCHOONER - 64 tons	COAL	NORTH WEST SIDE OF; GLASGOW FOR NEW ROSS	d e h
1881	UNA	CAERNARFON SCHOONER - 51 tons	ROOFING SLATES	AT TAYLOR ROCK; ABERDOVEY FOR BELFAST	d e h
1885	STRATHTAY	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 276 tons	COAL	NORTH EAST END OF; LIES IN 20m; GLASGOW FOR DUBLIN	d e g l
1887	ALBION	WHITEHAVEN IRON STEAMER - 265 tons	COAL	STRANDED & WRECKED; PROBABLY SALVAGED	d e h
1904	HYPATIA	HATLEPOOL IRON STEAM TRAWLER - 148 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 6 MILES EAST OF,	d e h
1910	COUNTY OF LANCASTER	FLEETWOOD STEAM COLLIER - 212 tons	COAL	1 MILE OFF; BELL HAS BEEN RECOVERED; WIDNES FOR BALBRIGGAN	d e h 4
1913	ISABEL	LIVERPOOL STEAMER - 233 tons	COAL	FOUNDERED 2 MILES NORTH OF; LIES IN 27m; HAS BEEN DIVED; GARSTON FOR BALBRIGGAN	d e h
1916	EARNEST	MILFORD STEAM TRAWLER - 37 tons	BALLAST	FOUNDERED 12 MILES EAST OF,	e 2
1918	GERALDINE	FISHING SMACK - 23 tons	FISH	SHELLED & SUNK BY U-96, 10 MILES EAST OF,	d g
1918	SHAMROCK II	GLASGOW IRON STEAMER - 815 tons/231ft.	HORSES & MUNITIONS	NORTH EAST CORNER OF; LIES IN 16m; PARTLY SALVAGED; GLASGOW FOR DUBLIN	d e h l
1918	ST. MICHAN	TRAWLER - 43 tons	FISH	SHELLED & SUNK BY U-96, 10 MILES EAST OF,	d e g 4
1929	FISHER LASS	MOTOR FISHING BOAT	BALLAST	CAUGHT FIRE & SANK 7 MILES EAST OF,	d e h
1942	BEATRICE	STEAM TRAWLER	BALLAST	NONE	d
1954	ST. EUNAN	COLLIER	COAL	OFF; POSSIBLY SALVAGED	d
1957	ROSE MYSTIQUE	LORIENT TRAWLER	BALLAST	OFF CLIFFS ON NORTH SIDE OF; HAS BEEN DIVED	d e h
1964	UNKNOWN	YACHT - 20 ft.	CREW	ON TAYLOR'S ROCKS	d
1979	CU NA MARA	TRAWLER - 55ft.	FISH	LIES IN 6m	d h
1992	BENAIAH	TRAWLER - 23.8m	BALLAST	8KM SOUTH-EAST OF;	4
1992	SANTANA	HOWTH TRAWLER - 56ft.	FISH	NEAR TAYLOR'S ROCK; LIES IN 5m	d e h
1994	VISION	DUBLIN TRAWLER	BALLAST	AT NORTH-WEST CORNER; MOSTLY SALVAGED	d e h

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