What is recorded here

Teanua is a two-metre wooden schooner wrecked off County Antrim in 1976. She still stands in shallow water, her timbers exposed to every tide and storm since. The sea kept her instead of swallowing her, as if Antrim wanted a marker rather than a grave.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Teanua as Schooner. It was lost in 1976. Recorded depth: 2-5m. Recorded condition: 2m high wooden wreck.

Teanua was a schooner lost in 1976 off Northern Ireland, lying at a depth of 2–5m as a 2m high wooden wreck; no details of lives or cargo lost are recorded, and its wider significance remains unspecified.

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