Some of the Wreck Dive Sites

• Chirripo
  • A cargo liner/banana boat more or less intact.
  • Lying on its side in 15 - 30 metres of water.
  • Sunk by a mine in 1917.

• Lagan
  • Ex-Kelly's coal boat.
  • Lying on its side in 26 - 30 metres of water intact.

• Karanna
  • Coaster sunk in 40 metres of water, north of Mew Island.
  • Strong tidal currents - requires slack water.

• Tiberia
  • A liner of the Anchor Line, torpedoed in 1918.
  • Lying intact in 45 - 60 metres of water off Black Head.
  • Strong tidal currents.

• SS Neotsfield
  • Coal boat upright and intact 36 metres to top and 50 metres to seabed.

• SS Upas
  • Coaster broken up lying in 20 metres of water.

• SS Daybreak
  • Freighter broken up lying in 50 - 55 metres of water.

• SS Harold
  • Freighter, fairly intact and lying in 26 metres of water.

• SS Bangor
  • Coaster sunk in 1926 carrying Portland stone blocks, lying in 30 metres of water.

• SS Hunsdon
  • Freighter sunk in 1918, lying in 38 metres of water, fairly intact.

• SS Kilbroney
  • Lying in 26 metres of water, well broken up.

• Armed Trawler
  • Lying on Ardglass Bank in 18 metres of water, fairly intact.

• SS St. Barchan
  • Coaster lying in 30 metres of water, well broken up.

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