What is recorded here
Normanby Hall is a motor coaster lost off County Antrim in 1965. The wreck lies ten metres down, badly broken up, its metal frame scattered across the seabed. What remains is a dark tangle of plates and ribs, stripped of everything that made it a working ship. The sea took its shape and kept only the skeleton.
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Normanby Hall as Motor coaster. It was lost in 1965. Recorded depth: 10m. Recorded condition: Badly broken up.
Normanby Hall was a motor coaster lost in 1965. It was wrecked in Irish waters, lying in 10 metres of water; the vessel was badly broken up, with no further details on lives or cargo lost.
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