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Michelle O'Sullivan
Executive Engineer at Mayo County Council, Ireland, who appeared on The Broadcast discussing a large Nova Scotian buoy that washed ashore on an Irish beach.
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Oct 7, 2026
What weighs 12,000 lbs and washed up on a beach in Ireland? + Seals are having an impact on wild fisheries in the Baltic Sea, but will the European Union loosen its ban on seal products?
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3:08Michelle O'SullivanGUEST
You know, we, we have an awful lot of this infrastructure here in our own waters in Mayo, and it is, I would say, safely twice the size of a, mm, the vast majority of our buoys here.
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3:19Michelle O'SullivanGUEST
It's currently weighing in at about five ton, what I've been told today by the Canadian Coast Guard.
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3:24Michelle O'SullivanGUEST
They estimate, you know, full weight on that, them s- should be five and a half ton.
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3:29Michelle O'SullivanGUEST
Obviously there's a few bits missing off it that lo- it lost on its way over here, but yeah, it is i- incredibly large.