What is recorded here

Saint Ronag was a British vessel lost off County Antrim in 1955. She lay shallow, just one metre down, and broke up within a year. What remained became ballast, tooling or forgotten deck timber, scattered into the living coast rather than preserved as a monument.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Saint Ronag as British vessel. It was lost in 1955. Recorded depth: 1m. Recorded condition: Bbroken up (1956).

The Saint Ronag was a British vessel lost in 1955 near the coast of Northern Ireland. It was broken up in 1956, lying in shallow water (1m), with no specific details on cargo, lives lost, or broader historical significance recorded.

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