Donaghadee harbour and seafront is already experiencing flooding with associated risk to lives and property at least two to four times each year from damage from storm surges and wave action ...

A special commemoration will take place at Donaghadee Harbour this Sunday for what has been described as the biggest maritime disaster in British waters since WWII.

Councillors agreed to install the plaque at Donaghadee Harbour, where rifles were landed in April 1914. It was part of a unionist campaign against the expected introduction of Home Rule in Ireland.