The Irish Coast Guard Cliff Rescue Unit based at Howth Harbour were tasked to a 999/112 call for at 2140hrs Friday evening. Having tried to climb up from the beach, the person had become stranded, unable to move up or down, mid-cliff at Whitewater Brook. 15 members of the cliff unit were on-scene within 10 minutes of the call, and a 50m mid-cliff rescue completed quickly. The casualty was recovered to the cliff-top and had no injuries, no further assistance required. RTB.
We would like to remind the public to call 112 or 999 and ask for Coast Guard when they even think somebody may be in danger on the cliffs, coast, beaches, or at sea.
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We would like to remind the public to call 112 or 999 and ask for Coast Guard when they even think somebody may be in danger on the cliffs, coast, beaches, or at sea.
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