What is recorded here

M J Craig (prob.) is a 1918 County Antrim steamship wreck: 42.6m long, 9m high, sleeping at 136m depth. That much is clear; the rest is water and guesswork. It may have carried coal, troops, mail or ordinary people going home, and the sea kept whatever it took.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies M J Craig (prob.) as Steamship. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 136m. Recorded condition: Anomaly = 42.6m long, 9m high.

The *M J Craig (prob.)* was a steamship lost in 1918, likely due to wartime activity in the Irish Sea. It sank with no reported loss of life, and its wreck lies at a depth of 136 meters, noted for its substantial size and preservation.

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