Seafarers approaching a Northern Irish harbour are being warned about a Manx fishing vessel which sank at the weekend.
The Northern Ireland Fishery Harbour Authority has issued a notice to mariners about the Sara Lena.
The Castletown-registered fishing vessel sank after running aground on rocks outside Ardglass harbour.
The notice says the boat isn't a navigation hazard, but boats should be aware of floating and sunken debris and sailors should exercise caution entering or leaving the harbour.
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Mountain Road work shifts south
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