Friday 5 March, 2021
Mary Nolan Hickey, who’s 65-years-old, set off on the journey to raise money for the Irish RNLI.
It is believed they had been on the water in a rib.
Three crew members are yet to be recovered.
From TheJournal.ie
The issue has hit some Irish supermarkets.
The death of one of their members this year emphasised the importance of the Irish Coast Guard.
Irish MEP Seán Kelly said people who break rules should be “dealt with”.
Last week, the navy recovered 900 kg of cocaine floating off the coast.
The Chinese man was on fishing from some rocks when a rogue wave swept him out to sea.
And locals are not one bit happy.
Footage of the stunning mammals was captured around the Blaskets and Dingle Bay last summer. The resulting film is set to air over two nights this week.
The women, who are in their 60s and 70s, died after being airlifted to Kerry General Hospital.
Fin whales are the second largest animals on the planet.
The sails couldn’t pull the ship away by themselves.
A man died off Roches Point last night with another fatality off Malin Head today.
Pádraig Schaler was injured when he was knocked off his bike at Cape Cod. His friends are raising money to help his parents pay for his treatment.
The Irish Air Corps’ maritime patrol crews have been taking photographs of how Ireland looks to them – and the results are amazing.
“The tide can be flooding past the rock so you only get one shot,” Walsh explains.
Just as €16.8m funding announced to fix recent storm damage, this happens.
A further assessment of flood risk is due to be carried out by Met Éireann tomorrow.
The strong winds, combined with high seas and waves, are expected to cause problems in coastal areas — particularly tomorrow afternoon.
Their rescue comes just days after another group of 120 refugees, mainly Syrians, were saved after their ship was found adrift off of Calabria.
People were warned to stay away from the coast as the tsunami approached.
“The Telegraph Field” with picturesque views of Foilhommerum Bay and the Skellig rocks is available under a guide price of €160,000 with ruins of the 150-year-old cable house still remaining.
The longest sentence went to the crisis coordinator who was sentenced to two years and 10 months in jail.
The opening day of the trial was cut short after just a few minutes because of a national lawyers’ strike.
The National Ambulance Service said that 35 people were rescued, with 15 being treated for hypothermia after bad weather struck a rowing boat event.
The alarm was raised about the missing man at around 5.30pm yesterday evening.
The Rathfarnham woman finish fifth in her final outing of the Laser Radial sailing class at Weymouth.
Rain ranging from showers to heavy spills expected across Saturday and Sunday.
Gardaí are investigating if the body is that of a man who went missing off a trawler near Clogherhead in January
