light industrial, leisure and residential development on land now surplus to the heavy industrial requirements of the shipyard on Queen's Island. They were still (2015) kept in working order and used for heavy lifting by Harland & Wolff in its other activities, however the company ceased trading in 2019. Recent history On 4 April 2007, Samson crashed into the long jib of smaller rail-mounted "Henson" tower crane, sending the smaller crane tumbling to the ground. The smaller crane weighed 95 tonnes and stood at a height of 25 m, compared to Samson's 106 m. Three industrial painters working on another rail-mounted crane were close to the jib as it fell, eventually crashing onto the ground. Information about the incident was not released until mobile-phone footage of the event was published on YouTube. In October 2007, Goliath re-entered service after five years, an occurrence described by a company spokesman as underlining the yard's growing workload. First shown in February 2021, Goliath appears repeatedly as part of series 1 of BBC One’s drama Bloodlands, with postcards of the crane a key clue in the murder investigation. See also Notes and references External links Titanic Quarter Buildings and structures in Belfast Individual cranes (machines) Shipyard cranes Goliath cranes