VIDEO: See the Dutch naval submarine make its way through Cork harbour

On Friday afternoon a dutch submarine arrived in the Port of Cork, and it's truly a sight to behold.

The 68m HNLMS Bruinvis is a diesel electric powered sub with an armament of around 40 torpedoes.

This video was sent to us by Aaron Barker who captured footage of the sub making it's way through Cork harbour, right up into the city.

The Bruinvis was built during the Cold War and came into service in 1991.

The Walrus class vessel has a praticularly unusual X-tail design which is quite different from the cross tail design which we would be more familiar with.

Dutch naval submarine HNLMS Bruinvis in @PortofCork today. Philip John Holland, father of the modern sub, taught in #Cork in the late 1850s pic.twitter.com/lXjRFm3QQy

— Eoin English (@EoinBearla) November 5, 2016

The sub is due to depart Horgan's Quay at 11am on Monday morning.