Sank following a collision with a Norwegian collier in the St Lawrence River 29th May 1914
The Empress of Ireland left from Quebec City, Quebec Province, Canada. The plan was to go down the St Lawrence River, and into the Atlantic. The transAtlantic destination was Liverpool, England. The English port city was the final destination for the 1,477 passengers and crew on board.
There were a total of 1477 passengers and crew on board when she sank. Of those 1,012 died and 465 survived. Of the dead, 840 were passengers and 172 were crew.
Empress of Ireland - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:G
If you mean a monarch, there is no recognised position as "Empress of Ireland", nor has there ever been. Queen Victoria, Empress of India, was Queen of Ireland but only Empress with regard to the British Raj. The position may have been used in the Middle Ages or earlier. The RMS Empress of Ireland was a ship that killed over a thousand people in 1914, the deadliest maritime disaster in the history of Canada.
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Many boats, ships and aircraft have sank off the coast of Ireland. The most famous, and the one you are probably referring to, is the ship known as the Lusitania which sank on the 7th of May, 1915.
The Titanic, because it was built in Northern Ireland.
The disaster that claimed 1012 lives is the sinking of a ship called the Empress of Ireland, which sailed from Quebec, Canada to the United Kingdom and back. The ship sank after colliding with another ship (the Storstad) in 1914.
In 1908, Robert Henry Brennan became part of the crew of the Empress of Ireland. He lived through the sinking of the ocean liner in the Saint Lawrence river.
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65 feet 7.2 inches or about 19.995 metres.