What is recorded here

Lucie, a wooden auxiliary schooner, broke apart in County Down waters in 1928. The sea did not keep her bones; it returned them to human hands for breakdown. She joined the usual fate of small working ships, where utility ends and memory begins.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Lucie (or Lucy) as Wooden hulled auxiliary schooner. It was lost in 1928. Recorded depth: 0m. Recorded condition: 1928 - vessel reported as broken up.

Lucie (or Lucy) was a wooden-hulled auxiliary schooner lost in 1928. The vessel was reported broken up in the same year; no further details on lives or cargo lost are recorded.

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