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DUNDARG was built by Nobles of Fraserburgh in 1939 and was immediately pressed into war service by the Admiralty, acting as a boom defence vessel in Loch Awe and Aultbea. In 1945 the vessel was released and took up its primary use as a drift netter fishing vessel. This lasted until 1985 when she was converted for use as a dive charter boat.
DUNDARG was bought in 2007 and was slowly upgraded and restored from then on by her owner.
She was purchased by her final owner in 2016 and upon last update in November 2023 was undergoing a refit by Mackay Boatbuilders at Arbroath.
Update, August 2025: Vessel reported disposed in local press.
Although this vessel has been disposed, we are lacking information on this particular vessel. If you have any information on this vessel past or present, please contact us.
Key dates
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1939
Built by Nobles of Fraserburgh as a Fishing Vessel
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1939/1945
Taken over by the Admiralty and served as a Aultea Boom Defence Tender until 1945
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1945/1985
1945-1985 – Served as a Fishing Vessel and then converted as a Dive Charter with a twin ketch added
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1985/2007
Served as a Dive Charter on the West Coast
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2007
Bought by present owner
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2015
Vessel is thought to be laid up in Eyemouth, Borders
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