A ghost ship without crew and passengers was discovered off the coast of Ireland, which was spotted six months ago off the coast of West Africa. The ship was nailed to Ireland after Hurricane Dennis. A ghost ship ran aground, and experts are trying to find out to whom it belonged.
Ghost ship
An empty vessel without a single passenger or crew member was thrown out after a storm in the village of Ballikotton, Cork County. A strong wind brought the ship with the Tasmanian flag to the coast, where he firmly clung to the rocks, sitting aground. John Tattan, lifeboat operations manager, said that this is one in a million cases, and such incidents are very rare, Tattan himself saw this for the first time.
Who did he belong to?
Now this question concerns experts most of all, they are trying to find out whose ship the storm brought to the shores of Ireland. The ghost ship has come a long way from the African coast across the coast of England, finally reaching Ireland. John Tattan assures that he had never encountered a similar situation in his life.
The Irish coast guard is currently in the process of checking the ship to see if it could harm the region. All security officers also note that this is a very strange and unusual case, which occurs extremely rarely.
