Her Final Voyage - L.E Eithne departs Cork Harbour for the Final Time

Tribute video to the Irish navy's Flagship of almost 40 years - L.E Eithne , towed away to be scrapped in Netherlands on 1st June 2024.
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[@C00sanb0y]

Shocking, what a beautiful ship , all the trades and skills that built her now gone , absolutely terrible.

[@gerarddeegan1164]

A sad day for ireland when it should be in a maratime museum for the irish people to view and hear its history😢😢😢😢 now being towed to be scraped like all our history scraped 😢😢😢

[@Alan-hd9ov]

We where able to build them here back then,still don’t understand why we can’t do it now

[@MOSSFEEN]

Another piece of Cork History Gone Forever

[@gerarddeegan1164]

Thats a discrace that ship should be in a maratime museum thats irelands history being scraped😢

[@johnkelly9649]

Another super episode from dronehawk thanks for your excellent drone footage

[@petertuohy2886]

Beautiful camera/drone work.
Thank you!

[@geraldfitzgibbon7428]

The navy dosnt have the personel to crew the other patrol boats to have saluted her off

[@philipdoherty2072]

So sad

[@nickwilkinson5849]

Oh well, that's the navy down to 2 row boats and a plastic duck.😟

[@colinmcgrath097]

Brilliant job, what equipment and software were used?

[@dronehawk]

DJI - Mavic Air 3 and edited on Da Vinci Resolve

[@boatman6865]

Time and the tide

[@dronehawk]

Very true

[@dbcooper7326]

What an insult to the Irish people that after a lifetime of trojan work, her last job was to assist the people smugglers endangering the continent of Europe.

[@jM-ez7fq]

What will happen to it 😮

[@dronehawk]

Cut into pieces for scrap sadly