Let us not forget a brave woman called LILLIAN BILLOCCA who campaigned tirelessly to save the lives of many fishermen everywhere including ST ANDREWS DOCK. Although the fishing industry collapsed in the City Of Hull in the seventies Lillian saved more lives because of what she believed in. God bless you and all those who never returned. A moving video with a beautifully haunting and poignant song. Nov 2020 🙏❤🙏❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Beautiful tribute.RIP Lads,may God Bless you all.

I came across this video by accident while looking for a music video. many It brought back memories from this terrible time I trained at the same radio college in Aberdeen as Roland Thomson, the R/O on the Ross Cleveland. I also sailed out of Hull on Boyd Line's Arctic Brigand prior to these three ships going down. Roland came from a farming family just outside Ellon near Peterhead, engaged to a girl also from Ellon who was training as a hairdresser in Aberdeen. Roland had decided that this was going to be his last trip, sadly it was. I had never seen the photos of the crews lost, it was sad to see so many youngsters who had been around the same age as myself who never saw home again. Rest in Peace lads.

God bless them all and many more who have suffered life or limb since. I was 17 at this time, like several of the lads lost yet I still remember their tragic loss.

Beautiful Voice we should never ever forget these lads and many others whom lost and risked there lives to put a meal on our tables R.I.P. My brother Michael Barnes was on the Ross Cleveland he was only 15 it was his first trip he was the youngest on the 3 ships Rest in peace Mikey just wish we had got to have seen us grow up together . Hopefully we will cross each others path again one day God Bless brother until then.

my dad worked on the hull trawlers till 1967,he did one or two trips after he got married to my mam,i remember dad telling me it was one of the most dangerous jobs a man could do,i remember mam telling me it was the first time she had seen dad cry was when those three ships went down as he lost a lot of work mates,so sad rip.

I just arrived in Hull 1968 from Rotterdam.A tragedy seeing these faces and many young kids.I myself was 19.Used to go to sea with my old man .

For those in peril on the sea. Gone but not forgotten R I P

They all looked like kids still but are undoubtedly men who I hope rest in peace

Walter Snaddon went down on the St.Romanus, he's noted here but no photo...our family were poor? He was my grandma's brother. Beloved man, I've heard good stories about him.

I'm from Peterhead and went to sea through the 80s 90s and into the 2000s and have seen more than my share of tragedies. I was aboard the Ulysses when she sank in a storm in the Frigg gas field in the Norwegian sector early 87 but we were all lucky and we're rescued by helicopter. My heart goes out to the friends and family of fisherman that went to sea and never came home.......

Not to forget the Lorella or Rodrigo, R.I.P

RIP lads

The singer is a Norwegian lady called Sissel.

What a way to go! Just trying to earn a living . God bless all lost at sea .

Captain James Wheeldon of the st romanus was my grandfather’s cousin I think not 💯 but I do know he was related to me, this is so sad 😞 rip poor souls 😢😢

sailed on romanus couple of trips before this

My mum knew most of them she worked in the fish house in Hull.

Still don't understand why my cousin Stephen's family never gave a photo to the Hull Daily Mail so he could be properly remembered

Can I as anyone who knows… would radio operating be a full time job in those days? Meaning they were literally tied to the radio room all shift, or did they do other jobs as well? Thanks.

Whose version of going home is this

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