What is recorded here

Eleanor is a paddle steamer lost off County Down in 1881. She is not the American woman, though that name belongs to another life entirely. The sea took a working vessel, not a celebrity, and the water keeps the difference without apology.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Eleanor as Paddle steamer. It was lost in 1881. Recorded depth: 0m.

Eleanor was a paddle steamer lost in 1881 in Northern Ireland, with a recorded depth of 0m, suggesting it was grounded or beached. Specific details on lives, cargo, or broader significance are not recorded.

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