4starGreat work by great people keep it up you have history back to The Easter Rising 1916
5starThank you for your amazing response at a time of distress. You're all true heroes!
End of basic training for Class 1/2016. Starting this week the recruit firefighters from Dublin, Limerick City and Louth are starting the specialised training of their course including breathing apparatus, haz mat and road traffic incidents.
In memoriam for a colleague in Cork City Fire Brigade F/F Richard Beecher
Cork City Fire Brigade
Today we remember fire-fighter Richard Beecher who died in service on 12/02/1975 in #cork.
Irish Water Safety - Clare at Doolin Pier.
This large Survival box was washed away from under the Cliffs of Moher during storm Imogen. If seen along the shoreline, please contact us or Peter Conroy. It was placed there for any big wave surfer who gets washed into an area that's very difficult to get out of.
Firefighter/Paramedic Sarah Good based in Rathfarnam station is walking Glendalough National Park every day in February to raise funds for LauraLynn – Ireland’s Children’s Hospice.
Sarah may be recognisable to some from RTÉ One's Operation Transformation series. She promises not to be as tough on anybody who wishes to join her for the walks or donate to her efforts.
Check out her challenge Facebook page Walk The Glendalough Way Every Day, for Laura Lynn
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