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Silent Hunter
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http://news.sky.com/story/1120099/ir...-hitting-rocks
Maybe local subsim members have more information...? She ran aground and sank with 30 people on board, including 23 teenagers - no fatalities thanks to the Irish Coast Guard's great work. I'm glad that this turned out better than the "Pride of Baltimore" or "Fantome" - still sad to see a sailing ship go. Apparently this was not far from the Head of Kinsale, where the "Lusitania" went down? ![]() |
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Eternal Patrol
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That is sad. I'm glad they got everybody off though.
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Navy Seal
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It proves that even with modern GPS, charts, and other technology, the sea is a dangerous place. Sad loss of a lovely lady, but just think of the stories the crew can tell of their Irish adventure.
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