News archive for October, 2007


Concern for unprepared boat

Posted by admin on October 28th, 2007

On Saturday at 1100, while working with Coast Guard helicopter ‘Mike Echo Sierra’ on a winching exercise, Howth Coast Guard boat ‘Grainne‘ received a call from Dublin MRCC to go to investigate a call received that a 22′ boat was at sea near Malahide estuary and seemed to be unprepared for approaching gale conditions. Grainne went to […]

Early Morning call

Posted by admin on October 28th, 2007

At 0030 on Saturday morning Howth Coast Guard received a tasking to go to investigate a call from a member of the public who said they were on rocks at the entrance to Howth harbour and were cut off. A unit from Howth CG went to the scene but nothing was found. It was suspected by […]

Flare, Diver and Boat in trouble

Posted by admin on October 13th, 2007

Howth Coast Guard were today involved in three seperate incidents along with their normal Saturday exercise.

While out this morning on regular exercise, which involved the rescue and recovery of a man trapped in a gully below the nose of Howth, the CG unit received a call at 1300 from Dublin MRCC that a flare had […]

Doolin Coast Guard Unit

Posted by admin on October 10th, 2007

Doolin Coast Guard unit which covers North County Clare have launched their own website. Check here to see what they are up to.