What is recorded here

Dalriada is a steam collier wrecked off County Antrim in 1910, still rising three metres above the seabed in five to fifteen metres of water. That much height leaves a shadowed ridge where mussels cluster and currents break into visible lines. The name suggests a vessel carrying coal through a sea already saturated with old Gaelic memory, though no better evidence appears in the supplied facts.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Dalriada as Steam collier. It was lost in 1910. Recorded depth: 5-15m. Recorded condition: 3m high.

Dalriada was a steam collier lost in 1910 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank in shallow waters (5–15m), with a 3m high wreck remaining; no details of lives or cargo lost are recorded, though colliers of this era were significant to industrial transport networks.

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