What is recorded here

Berry Bretagne is a trawler that sank off County Antrim in 1963. It still stands thirty metres deep, three metres high, a small wooden shape in the dark water. The sea took a working ship and kept it unchanged, waiting for someone to find the shape again.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Berry Bretagne as Trawler. It was lost in 1963. Recorded depth: 35m. Recorded condition: 3m high.

Berry Bretagne was a trawler lost in 1963 off the coast of Northern Ireland. Little is known about the vessel’s loss, including whether any lives or cargo were lost, though it remains a documented wreck at 35m depth with a 3m high structure.

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