What is recorded here

Enterprise is a converted motor fishing vessel that sank in County Down waters in 1983. It now lies shallow enough for tidal currents to sweep across its hull, exposing parts of the deck before submerging them again. The sea keeps returning it like a forgotten tool, visible at low water and hidden when the tide rises.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Enterprise as Converted motor fishing vessel. It was lost in 1983. Recorded depth: 1m.

Enterprise was a converted motor fishing vessel lost in 1983 near the Northern Ireland coast. It sank in shallow water (1m), though details on lives or cargo lost are not recorded; its significance lies in contributing to regional maritime and fishing industry history.

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