What is recorded here

Jeanette is a shipwreck in County Down, Ireland. Perhaps her wooden bones still lie shallow enough for tide to brush them, a fisher's tool dropped into the green dark. Maybe the sea kept her hull intact because she carried no gold, only bread and salt and human hands. Imagine her deck planks fading into weed, a kitchen table drowned, her lamps extinguished but her shape still holding the patience of the place.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Jeanette as Wooden motor fishing vessel. It was lost in 1977. Recorded depth: 2m.

Jeanette was a wooden motor fishing vessel lost in 1977 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank in shallow water (2m), but details on lives or cargo lost remain unrecorded; its significance lies primarily in local maritime history.

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