Mapping of our seabed reveals canyons and shipwrecks

Ireland’s territorial waters are set to be completely mapped by 2026.

Mapping of our seabed reveals canyons and shipwrecks
Mon, 12 Nov, 2018 - 04:50

By Lynn Kelleher

Ireland’s territorial waters are set to be completely mapped by 2026.

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