Calls have been made to "urgently remove" a capsized ship that was left to rot in a Dublin dock.
The Naomh Eanna, which was taken out of action 37 years ago, has been deemed a "risk" by an expert. The ship was previously in the dry dock at the Grand Canal Basin but has listed in recent days.
The ship was built in Dublin in the 1950s had been the main mode of between Galway and the Aran Islands before being taken out of commission in 1986. Inland Waterways Association of Ireland spokesman Reg MaCabe, said the ship is an eyesore and needs to be "dealt with as a matter of urgency".
