U-Boat in 80m, Donegal, Ireland on Vimeo 4 Forward & 2 aft Torpedo Tubes

The Steam Ship Rockpool, was a 4.5k ton cargo ship from WW1 era owned by Pool Shipping of West Hartlepool. She was sunk by U 94 in 1918 off the coast of Mayo. Lying in over 140m the visibility is stunning as can be seen in this 6 minute video – https://vimeo.com/584077652

Couple of nice photos taken by a group of Polish divers.

The great Justicia bow – one of the most iconic shipwreck photos in the world has, over the winter of 2019/2020 suffered a dramatic loss of integrity as the pair of photos below show. A large section of plating on the upper starboard side is peeling away and the anchor is lowering to the seabed. Somewhat sad but inevitable with the passage of time.

Lying in 87 metres, the D6 is one of the rarest wreck finds off the north Donegal coast.

https://military.org.uk/wiki/British_D-class_submarine

https://military.org.uk/wiki/HMS_D6

Video, Justicia, Empire Heritage & U2511

Unusual photo angle of the big guns of the Audacious viewed from above

Veni, vidi, vici – well more like steamed, pinged, dived – The FV Thomas Hankins – https://uboat.net/allies/merchants/ships/107.html – a Fleetwood steam trawler sunk by U 33 in November 1939 – in really nice condition. Nice find and nice dive in 99m.

Unusual to see any images of the propellers on the Justicia, but the stern is also well worth a look almost as much as the bow

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Carinthia_(1925)

Couple of photos with super visibility of one of only 2 of Operation Deadlight’s Type XXI Electro U-boats. This particular U-boat lies in 67m around 3 miles north east of the Empire Heritage.

Photos courtesy of Darren McDonagh.

Great find – only 1 other Type XXIII diveable in the world.

Photographs courtesy of Stewart Andrews.

Type XXIII coastal defence U-boat intact and in very good condition. Lying on Starboard side showing scuttling charge damage forward of conning tower and on conning tower on port side. Single screw with aft rudder. 2 forward torpedo tubes with rectangular outer hatches closed.

Couple of uncommon photos of the bow of RMS Amazon, taken in August 2017 by Stewart Andrews.

Couple nice photos by Simon Kay of the rudder & 6 inch gun at the stern of the Roscommon (77m)

Image courtesy Barry McGill

Videos courtesy of & taken by Paul Fassaloss