What is recorded here
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Black Diamond as Steam Collier. It was lost in 1892. Recorded depth: 7m. Recorded condition: 2.5m high, badly broken up.
The *Black Diamond* was a steam collier lost in 1892 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank in 7m of water, with no details of lives or cargo lost, and remains identifiable as a significant wreck in the region.
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