What is recorded here
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Harold as Steamer. It was lost in 1890. Recorded depth: 46m. Recorded condition: 6m high, in one piece but broken in middle.
The *Harold* was a steamer lost in 1890 off Northern Ireland, likely due to foundering or structural failure, as it sank in one piece but broke in the middle. Its wreck lies at 46m depth, with no specific details on lives or cargo lost, though it adds to the regional maritime history of late 19th-century steam navigation.
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