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The crew of Rescue 115 were dispatched to the incident and winched the man to safety.
Mike Sandover is winched back onboard the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter for the return flight to Shannon following a visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Mike Sandover is winched back onboard the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter for the return flight to Shannon following a visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
The pupils of Kilmaley N.S. really enjoyed the the visit by the crew of Rescue 115, the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter to their school. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
By their own admission three grandmothers, Mary Keane, Anne Ryan and Bernadette Burke, really enjoyed the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Winchman Mike Sandover fields questions from pupils of Kilmaley N.S. during the visit by the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter visit to the school. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Ciara Gleeson, education executive officer with Water Safety Ireland, speaks with pupils from Kilmaley National School during the visit by the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Ciara Gleeson, education executive officer with Water Safety Ireland, speaks with pupils from Kilmaley National School during the visit by the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Sinead Murphy volunteers to demonstrate how the stretcher is used in a lift by co-pilot Rob Goodbody, winch Operator Richie Wallace and winchman Mike Sandover during a visit to Kilmaley National School by the Irish Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Jasmine Faye Kent is dressed in operational equipment by winchman Mike Sandover during the Irish Coast Guard’s helicopter Rescue 115 visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Winchman Mike Sandover gets help from young David to demonstrate the workings of the harness during the Irish Coast Guard’s helicopter Rescue 115 visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Barbara O’Loughlin, manager of Kilmaley Community Creche, and Kilmaley N.S school principal Leonard McNamara during the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Children from Kilmaley N.S. were very excited to welcome the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter visit to their school. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Winch Operator Richie Wallace is greeted with high-fives when the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter arrived for a visit to Kilmaley National School. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter visit to Kilmaley National School Photography by Eugene McCafferty
Children at Kilmaley N.S. anxiously awaiting the arrival of the Irish Coast Guard’s Rescue 115 helicopter at their school. Photography by Eugene McCafferty
