- The Galeón Andalucía, a replica Spanish galleon, sailed off Ireland's coast, honoring historical Spanish sailors from the 1588 Armada.
- It anchored at Streedagh Beach, where three Armada ships sank, commemorating over 1,100 lives lost during a storm.
- Local enthusiasts and officials welcomed the ship, highlighting its role in tourism and the annual Remembering the Armada Festival.
- The galleon is nearly 50 meters long, built from wood, and crewed by international cadets and volunteers.
- The visit strengthens cultural ties and offers public engagement with maritime heritage in Sligo and along the west coast.