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Trawler distressed off Dunmore East
The ' Alma Any' started taking on water west of Dunmore East and was escorted safely back to the harbour on Oct 21, 2026, following an early morning callout involving three emergency services. The Dunmore East RNLI volunteer lifeboat crew were paged at 5.05 a.m. and launched its Shannon class all weather lifeboat, the 'William and Agnes Wray', which escorted the trawler safely back into Dunmore East Harbour. Once the vessel was alongside, pumps were deployed by the lifeboat crew, Dunmore East Coast Guard Unit and Dunmore East Fire Service to tackle the flooding and bring the situation under control.
Disabled trawler towed to Dunmore East
On Jan 9, 2018, the 'Alma Amy' suffered engine trouble and was drifting onto rocks off Dunmore East Harbour with a crew of four on board. At 1.58 p.m. the Dunmore East RNLI lifeboat "Windsor Runner" launched on service to assist the trawler which was was located one mile North East of Dunmore Harbour close to the shoreline minutes after launc of the All-Weather Trent Class lifeboat. In difficult sea conditions and high winds, the RNLI crew managed to get a line to the stricken vessel and established a tow. The vessel was then towed to the safety of Dunmore East Harbour at 2.40 p.m. Irish Coast Guard Helicopter R117 and Dunmore East Coast Guard were also launched. Report with video: https://rnli.org/news-and-media/2018/january/09/dunmore-east-rnli-rescue-a-23m-trawler-drifting-onto-rocks
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