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MV Shingle Artificial Reef Thriving Off Ireland Two Years After Sinking - The Scuba News Ireland

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Two years after the MV Shingle was deliberately sunk in Killala Bay, marine life is colonising Ireland’s first purpose-created artificial reef.
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MV Shingle Artificial Reef Thriving Off Ireland Two Years After Sinking - The Scuba News Ireland

Two years after the MV Shingle was deliberately sunk in Killala Bay, marine life is colonising Ireland’s first purpose-created artificial reef.

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"House in the Sea": How a Smuggler Wreck Became a Living Ecosystem

Learn how the smuggler ship MV Shingle became a habitat for dolphins and fish off Ireland's coast. A success for nature and tourism.

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nordisch.info broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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