What is recorded here

Browning is a shipwreck in County Down, Ireland. Perhaps the steam cargo liner still rolls gently beneath six metres of green water, carrying forgotten freight into the dark. Maybe its brass fittings wait for hands that have never learned patience. Imagine the sea keeping what the war took, unchanged and patient.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Browning as Steam cargo liner. It was lost in 1942. Recorded depth: 6m.

The *Browning* was a steam cargo liner lost in 1942, likely due to enemy action during World War II. It sank in 6 meters of water, with no specific details on lives or cargo lost, though its wartime loss adds historical significance.

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