Irish Water Safety and Coastguard services are urging people to exercise care when taking to the water, after a swimmer had to be rescued off the coast of north Wicklow yesterday.
At around 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, members of the public raised the alarm after seeing a woman get into difficulty while swimming in rough conditions at the south beach in Greystones.
The woman was winched to safety by an Irish Coast Guard helicopter and brought back safely to shore, where an ambulance was waiting.
Coast guard pulling someone from the sea in Greystones beach just now. Crazy stuff. @rtenews pic.twitter.com/d4AJvzcLHY
— Hugh Cahill (@hughcahill7) November 11, 2020
Irish Coast Guard is responsible for Search & Rescue on the cliffs around the coast of Ireland.
— Irish Coast Guard (@IrishCoastGuard) November 11, 2020
Our professionally trained rescue climbers are available 24x7 to come to the aid of those in need.
If you see someone in difficulty on the cliffs, dial 999 & ask for Coast Guard 🚨 pic.twitter.com/QWAgfR4JfT
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