In case you missed it - Atlantic shark attack, Ireland's first artificial reef, PADI referral programme

Subject: In case you missed it - Atlantic shark attack, Ireland's first artificial reef, PADI referral programme

20 September 2024

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Atlantic tragedy

A German woman sailing out of Gran Canaria has lost her life after being attacked by a shark off the Atlantic coast of Western Sahara.

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World's largest artificial reef?

The SS United States, celebrity cruise ship and holder of the Blue Riband for fastest Atlantic crossing, could become the largest artificial reef in the world.

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Friends and family discount

PADI has announced a new referral programme through which divers can recruit friends and family with Open Water eLearning discounts.

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Ireland's first artificial reef

An unsellable, un-scrappable ex-smuggling ship seized by Irish authorities in 2014 has been sunk as Ireland's first artificial reef.

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