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Inter agency training with @HowthCoastGuard in Phibsborough fire station.
Familiarisation with the capabilities of each emergency service helps enormously on scene at an incident. We regularly work with @IrishCoastGuard emergency service personnel at calls in Howth 👏👏
If you're out on or in the water this weekend, please follow advice from @IWSie on how to stay safe.
If you see someone in danger in the water or on the coast, call @IrishCoastGuard on 999 or 112 - the operator can also send an ambulance if needed.
At the request of @IrishCoastGuard, A Watch Kilbarrack provided fire cover for Rescue 118 from Sligo this week
A Coast Guard ground crew and @AmbulanceNAS were standing by to transfer the patient to a nearby hospital
📟 On Friday evening we were tasked to a report of a fire on Ireland’s Eye off the coast of Howth.
✅ On investigation, we determined the fire was an illusion created by the bright working lights of a ship at sea.
📟 Yesterday, we were paged to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin to create a secure helicopter landing zone.
🚁 Irish Coast Guard Rescue Helicopter 118 was enroute with an inter-hospital patient transfer from Sligo to Beaumont.
📟 This afternoon, we were tasked to the report of a suspected body in the water near Sutton Cross.
🌊 Sadly deceased, the person was recovered to shore for handover to Gardai.
Beach Lifeguard with Fingal County Council!
Are you interested in working as a Beach Lifeguard? Join our Team! Wages: €14.94 per hour
Working on one of Fingal’s beautiful beaches you will be responsible for performing rescues, administering first aid and the supervision of activities at the beach amongst other duties.
Full details available on https://t.co/qcgeqI8qXz Apply by Friday 16th February, 2024.
Advice during Status Yellow and Orange Wind Warnings Sunday 21 January 2024 #StormIsha
Stay away from all coastal areas for the duration of the Met Éireann warnings 🌊
All road users should be aware of the potential for hazardous travelling conditions. 🚗
Motorists should slow down and be aware of the dangers of fallen trees and debris. High sided vehicles, cyclists and motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable during this time. 🏍 🚲
It is critical that people never ever touch or approach fallen wires, stay safe and stay clear of fallen or damage electricity wires, and contact ESB Networks at 1800 372 999. Use the PowerCheck App to check for reconnection times.
Check transport websites for updates 🚌
Keep mobile phone charged 📱
Please also keep an eye on https://t.co/2MWRjc0ork or the Met Éireann app for updated weather warnings.
📟 ⛰️ Recently, we were tasked to the report of a car over a cliff in North Dublin.
🚙 Thankfully, the driver was uninjured and was cared for by @DubFireBrigade while we secured the vehicle from travelling over a further steep drop.
📟 🚑 Overnight, alongside @gardainfo we located and rescued an unresponsive person from mud flats in North Dublin.
🏥 The person was far out in deep mud, and after assessment was carried to shore by a stretcher team to a @DubFireBrigade ambulance. (Stock photo)
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year! This year our we’ve been busy, responding to 106 incidents, and offering emergency assistance to those in need. We've worked hand-in-hand with our colleagues from the National Ambulance Service, Dublin Fire Brigade, 1/3
An Garda Siochána and the RNLI.
While celebrating this season, it's important to recognise that some individuals find this time challenging. We want to remind everyone that it's okay not to feel okay and that help is available.
Samaritans 116 123
Women's Aid 1800341900
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📟 During Storm Fergus, we were tasked to a trawler in Howth Harbour with a crewman who had sustained injuries in strong gusts.
🚑 We transported the injured person to our Coast Guard station and provided care until arrival of @AmbulanceNAS