1967 was hurricane faith and that one didn't transition until it entered the north sea. It past over the fairo islands and kept just out to sea but close enough to Scotland to be classified as UK waters. There have been others to.
I think if we are talking about UK territorial waters, then the answer may well be yes, and you don't have to go back to 1967 to find examples. But a TC landfalling in the UK? No good evidence that has ever happened (though I believe it has, its just extrordinarily rare, kinda like 40C without climate change).
Also with storms like Faith and Debbie I'm skeptical (was debbie 63?), if they happened today they would probably have been declared extratropical later. Nevertheless neither storm landfalled in the british isles anyway.
So I think Grace was still a TC while in that extreme SW corner of UK/Ireland for example.
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