The Irish Coast Guard
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Overview of The Irish Coast Guard operations and activities.
The overall objective of the Coast Guard is to reduce the loss of life on Ireland’s sea’s, lakes, waterways and rivers, coastal and remote areas; to provide assistance to persons in danger at sea, on the coast or remote inland areas; to coordinate searches for missing persons at sea or on the coast; to provide support on request to statutory bodies or agencies particularly in emergency response; to intervene as necessary in marine casualties; to monitor maritime traffic within our EEZ, to prevent or minimise damage to the marine environment within the Irish Exclusive Economic Zone, harbours and maritime local authority areas and to preserve property when possible. To deliver this the Coast Guard has in place rescue, security, ship casualty and pollution response regimes and ensures that where incidents do occur, there is an appropriate level of emergency preparedness and response to save life and to protect the quality of the marine environment.
They are heroes. Speaking as someone they transported to hospital from an offshore island in a life-threatening medical emergency . Heroes! R118; blessings and thanks forever.
, All of them hero's , , , , remember '' Rescue116 '' two years today , lost their lives on a rescue attempt , you may be gone , but heros are never forgotten , , none of you , lost , fallen hero's are forgotten
Rescue 116 is in our hearts
two years today , very sad ;(
the second clip is the Sikorsky S-92 taking off from Beaumont Woods!
But now can't use emergency warning equipment to make progress through traffic like other bluelight services.......All the best if your clinging onto a cliff for dear life!!
Why not?
No law enforcement activities?
None. Maritime law enforcement is usually down to Customs and the Irish Navy and then over to An Garda Síochána.