by the owner of the wreckage, US businessman, Greg Bemis. Read more: Never before seen photos of Lusitania tragedy that claimed 1,201 lives On May 7, 1915, just one year after the outbreak of ...

“We wanted to pay tribute over the wreck of the Lusitania which of course was the Cunard flagship. We were all aware that 60 meters below us lay the Lusitania and those who were lost – it was ...

These fascinating images show the RMS Lusitania, which became a watery grave for nearly 1,200 innocents when it was torpedoed by a German sub in the First World War. The disaster, 100 years ago ...

Tim Carey has dived 90 metres below the sea many times to visit the shipwreck he describes as the 'Everest for divers' Tim Carey's photo of ... many dives to the Lusitania wreck, where his team ...

As wrecks go, the Lusitania is second only to the Titanic in terms of fame and tragedy. Submerged some 92 metres deep around ...

Heritage and the Gaeltacht have recently produced and assessed this brand new sonar imagery of the wreck of the RMS Lusitania. . @RTENationwide focuses on the sinking of the Lusitania tonight at ...

It involves the sinking of the ocean liner Lusitania during the First World ... the ship died -- more than 120 of them Americans. The wreck is still down there, in 300 feet of water.

Independent producer Anne Goodwin Sides recently followed a dive team to the wreck of the Lusitania for the first forensic expedition. What the the divers brought up is already changing history.