This afternoon Civil Defence Officers, Assistants & Volunteers from across the country were kindly hosted by @PresidentIRL at a reception to mark 75 years of Civil Defence in Ireland. 🇮🇪💙🧡
With water supply and electricity still affected in many areas, please make time to check in on neighbours and those who are isolated and vulnerable.
A quick visit to make sure all is OK can make a big difference
Mayo Civil Defence have in the period since #StormÉowyn mobilised & assisted with the response.
Teams have:
• assisted @ESBNetworks with drone surveys of damage to their network
• visited and assisted vulnerable members of our community
• transported vital equipment
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@DermotKeyes Just here in Mayo listening to the wind beginning to howl, thinking today of 1997 … the massive trees that came down close to Johns Bridge and the weeks of work in Curraghmore after it when my Father RIP, worked there. Keep safe.
Delighted to attend and participate in the @HUGSatHOME_RCSI celebration event at the @RCSI_Irl yesterday
An essential & well designed programme which gives friends and family of #FirstResponders skills to be able to support them on the difficult days
Well done to all involved👏
With a Status Red Wind Warning in effect from 5pm this evening members of the public are urged to stay indoors for the duration of the red level alert and stay away from all coastal areas for the duration.
More: https://t.co/UMQKYZtM59
#2023 has been a very successful year for @civildmayo with over 100 events attended including community support, emergency response, search & rescue, local authority events, regional & national events.
Thank you to our #Volunteers without whom this would not be possible👏👏
As the sun sets on 2022, thanks to my family, friends and colleagues for a 2022 full of great memories.
May I wish you all the very best for 2023.
#2023NewYear
Delighted to join Civil Defence Officers, Assistant Civil Defence Officer Colleagues and Volunteer members at this years CDOA Seminar in Donegal. #ProudofourTeam
So difficult to comprehend & understand what happened in #Creeselough#Donegal this weekend. A small village & its people going about their business on a Friday afternoon, suddenly their world fell apart, never to be the same again.