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Disaster struck the tiny village of Longhope on the Orkney island of Hoy when eight men

Disaster struck the tiny village of Longhope on the Orkney island of Hoy when eight men


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Disaster struck the tiny village of Longhope on the Orkney island of Hoy when eight men

Disaster struck the tiny village of Longhope on the Orkney island of Hoy when eight men from the village lost their lives in a lifeboat disaster, going to help the Liberian cargo ship Irene which had run aground on the neighbouring island of of South Ronaldshay.
The ship sent out an SOS and the lifeboat was launched into the mountainous seas of Pentland Firth.
The cargo ship is pictured after it had run aground on the rocks.
19th March 1969

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Scotland

Media ID 21375270

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