Around the Inishowen peninsula we are very lucky to have a numerous amounts of dives site's.from ship wreck to aircraft ditching to some of the most spectacular natural reefs in the northern hemisphere.

 

Around Inishowen we have ship wrecks dating from1588 to present day

Although the Republic of Ireland was not involved in WWII, we still have various aircraft wreckage from the second world war sunk, around the shores of Inishowen.

These included a USAF B17F called the Meltin Pot coming from Newfoundland to RAF Duxford in England.

A RAF Shackleton aircraft from Ballykelly and Short Sunderlands from RAF Castle Archdale  located on the eastern shore of Lower Lough Erne, all had sad ending in the sea around Inishowen or on the land.

We also very lucky in having various species of sea creatures visiting the shores of Inishowen,These range from Basking Sharks to dolphins porpoises and the odd Sun fish

 

About Me

​​Hi, my name is Danny Farren,I live in Greencastle in Inishowen for the past 8 year,but having being dive for past 24 years .If you have any question concerning this  website,just contact me through the contact page

cheers,

Danny