What is recorded here
Dunmore is an iron steamship lost in 1882 off County Down, recorded at zero metres depth. The name belongs to a drowned machine rather than a living man, yet it still carries the weight of Murray blood and imperial reach. Perhaps the sea took the ship because it refused to release the name from human memory.
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Dunmore as Iron steamship. It was lost in 1882. Recorded depth: 0m.
The *Dunmore* was an iron steamship lost in 1882, likely due to shallow water or grounding, as indicated by the recorded depth of 0m. Though its county of origin remains unknown, it holds significance as a documented wreck in Northern Ireland’s maritime history.
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