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The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Girona as Galleass. It was lost in 1588. Recorded depth: 8m. Recorded condition: Totally broken up, wreckage scattered. Legal protection recorded by the source: PWA 1973.

Girona was a Spanish galleass, part of the 1588 Armada, lost off the coast of Northern Ireland during the Anglo-Spanish conflict. It sank in 1588, with no survivors recorded, and its remains lie in 8m of water, scattered and broken up; its loss contributed to the failure of the Armada's invasion attempt.

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