Killybegs Coast Guard

Killybegs Coast Guard We are a Search, Cliff rescue and Boat rescue team on call 24hrs a day. In an emergency call 112/999 We have a varied set of skills and practice them regularly.

We are a search,climbing and boat rescue team.We are on call 24/7/365 and all our members are volunteers who live locally in the community.

Congratulations to Eunan Kee who has surpassed a significant milestone of having 1000 boat hours logged. This is a huge ...
04/06/2026

Congratulations to Eunan Kee who has surpassed a significant milestone of having 1000 boat hours logged. This is a huge achievement and every one here in Killybegs wish to thank him for his outstanding service. It reflects dedication, exceptional commitment and service to the local community and to the Irish Coast Guard. Hands on for the next 1000.

30/05/2026

Conditions in and around the water can change at any time.

Stay alert and always supervise children closely. 🌊

29/05/2026

Take a moment to think about your safety before entering the water.

Avoid alcohol before swimming, be aware of cold water shock, and remember to Float to Live. ☀️ 🌊

29/05/2026
22/05/2026

This week is National Volunteering Week 👉 🤝

National Volunteering Week 2026 centres on the theme “From Every Corner, For Every Cause” which celebrates all the different types of volunteers and volunteering that make up our communities.

Volunteers at Coast Guard Units across the country are on call 24/7, providing an essential emergency service to communities across Ireland. We wish to take this opportunity to thank each and every volunteer in the Coast Guard for their dedication and commitment to this crucial service.

18/05/2026

We at Killybegs Coastguard are very proud of the ladies in our unit and in units all over the country 🧡

Everyone here at Killybegs Coast Guard would like to congratulate our fellow volunteers, Conor O Donoghue and Dermot Boy...
09/05/2026

Everyone here at Killybegs Coast Guard would like to congratulate our fellow volunteers, Conor O Donoghue and Dermot Boyle on receiving their 10 year long service medals for their commitment and service to the Killybegs Coast Guard. We thank you and your families for your dedication to the unit for the last 10 years.

Last Wednesday evening we had our annual ORA (operational readiness assessment ) under the scrutiny of Roisin Mc Bride C...
01/05/2026

Last Wednesday evening we had our annual ORA (operational readiness assessment ) under the scrutiny of Roisin Mc Bride Coastal Unit Sector Manager. We are happy to say that we passed the audit without any issues. This achievement reflects our volunteers professionalism , consistency and unwavering dedication. Your commitment to maintaining high standards and delivering a successful outcome is a credit to the entire team and is a reflection of your positive attitude to ongoing training to achieve this each and everytime you are called upon. It is also a reflection of the upkeep and maintenance of our climbing gear. If you someone in difficulty in the water or on shore please don’t hesitate to call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coast Guard.

28/04/2026
21/04/2026

Killybegs Coast Guard were tasked yesterday at 15:15 to the Inver Bay area to assist a broken down vessel, the vessel was towed back to Killybegs Harbour for repairs. With the good weather finally here people are putting their vessels out to sea for the first time this season. With these not being used over the winter months Killybegs Coast Guard are reminding anyone going to sea to have their engines serviced by a registered engineer and where possible carry an auxiliary engine. The importance of fully serviced life jackets, VHF radios and a fully charged mobile phone ensured that the people on board the vessel yesterday had a means of calling for help before they got into difficulty. With more people taking part in outdoor activities during the good weather Killybegs Coast Guard remind people if they see anyone in trouble at sea or near the coast to call 999/112 immediately and ask for the Coast Guard.

Straż Przybrzeżna Killybegs otrzymała wczoraj o 15:15 zadanie udania się do rejonu Zatoki Inver w celu udzielenia pomocy zepsutemu statkowi, który został odholowany z powrotem do portu Killybegs w celu naprawy. Dzięki dobrej pogodzie ludzie po raz pierwszy w tym sezonie wypuszczają swoje statki w morze. Ponieważ nie są one używane w miesiącach zimowych, Straż Przybrzeżna Killybegs przypomina wszystkim wypływającym w morze, aby zlecili serwis silników zarejestrowanemu mechanikowi i, jeśli to możliwe, zabrali ze sobą silnik pomocniczy. Znaczenie w pełni serwisowanych kamizelek ratunkowych, radiotelefonów VHF i w pełni naładowanego telefonu komórkowego sprawiło, że osoby na pokładzie statku miały wczoraj możliwość wezwania pomocy, zanim znajdą się w tarapatach. Ponieważ więcej osób bierze udział w zajęciach na świeżym powietrzu podczas dobrej pogody, Straż Przybrzeżna Killybegs przypomina ludziom, aby w przypadku zauważenia kogokolwiek w tarapatach na morzu lub w pobliżu wybrzeża natychmiast zadzwonili pod numer 999/112 i poprosili o Straż Przybrzeżną.

Вчера в 15:15 береговая охрана Киллибегса получила вызов в район залива Инвер для оказания помощи сломавшемуся судну; судно было отбуксировано обратно в гавань Киллибегса для ремонта. С наступлением хорошей погоды люди впервые в этом сезоне выходят в море на своих судах. Поскольку зимой суда не используются, береговая охрана Киллибегса напоминает всем, кто выходит в море, о необходимости проводить техническое обслуживание двигателей у зарегистрированного инженера и, по возможности, иметь при себе вспомогательный двигатель. Важность наличия полностью исправных спасательных жилетов, УКВ-радиостанций и полностью заряженных мобильных телефонов обеспечила людям на борту судна возможность связаться с службой помощи до того, как они попали в беду. В связи с тем, что в хорошую погоду все больше людей занимаются активным отдыхом на природе, береговая охрана Киллибегса напоминает, что если вы видите кого-либо в беде в море или у побережья, немедленно звоните по номеру 999/112 и попросите связаться с береговой охраной.

Vchera v 15:15 beregovaya okhrana Killibegsa poluchila vyzov v rayon zaliva Inver dlya okazaniya pomoshchi slomavshemusya sudnu; sudno bylo otbuksirovano obratno v gavan' Killibegsa dlya remonta. S nastupleniyem khoroshey pogody lyudi vpervyye v etom sezone vykhodyat v more na svoikh sudakh. Poskol'ku zimoy suda ne ispol'zuyutsya, beregovaya okhrana Killibegsa napominayet vsem, kto vykhodit v more, o neobkhodimosti provodit' tekhnicheskoye obsluzhivaniye dvigateley u zaregistrirovannogo inzhenera i, po vozmozhnosti, imet' pri sebe vspomogatel'nyy dvigatel'. Vazhnost' nalichiya polnost'yu ispravnykh spasatel'nykh zhiletov, UKV-radiostantsiy i polnost'yu zaryazhennykh mobil'nykh telefonov obespechila lyudyam na bortu sudna vozmozhnost' svyazat'sya s sluzhboy pomoshchi do togo, kak oni popali v bedu. V svyazi s tem, chto v khoroshuyu pogodu vse bol'she lyudey zanimayutsya aktivnym otdykhom na prirode, beregovaya okhrana Killibegsa napominayet, chto yesli vy vidite kogo-libo v bede v more ili u poberezh'ya, nemedlenno zvonite po nomeru 999/112 i poprosite svyazat'sya s beregovoy okhranoy.

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