What is recorded here
Recorded wreck SWR319 is a nine-metre sailing vessel lying intact in County Antrim waters. Its white hull, shoal keel and hung rudder still mark it as a proud little cruiser rather than a broken merchant loss. The sea took it unknown, yet it gave back a shape still whole, waiting for someone brave enough to read its lines in the dark.
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Recorded wreck SWR319 as Sailing vessel. It was lost in Unknown. Recorded condition: intact; good condition. L. c. 9m; white hull? cruising shoal keel and skeg hung rudder.
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