Description

The Spanish Galleon "Andalucia" arriving at Mullaghderg bay in County Donegal in July 2026. The ship is a replica of a 17th century Spanish galleon, 500 tons in weight and 49 metres high with six decks it dwarfed the smaller boats surrounding it as it entered the bay to lay a wreath where one of the Spanish Armada ships was wrecked in 1588.

The weather was sunny and calm for its arrival from Sligo as part of its tour of Ireland. I only knew it was going to be there after photographing a sunrise at 5am and I saw a man holding a large Spanish flag and asked him what was happening.

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