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Mountain Rescue is a 24 hour 999/112 emergency service provided by unpaid volunteers. We are a registered charity (CHY10412).
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In an emergency, call 999/112 and ask the emergency operator for "Mountain Rescue". You will then be put through to a Garda or PSNI station where the situation will be assessed and, if necessary, a mountain rescue team called out.
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Our New Website
1. Splitting our national and team news
2. Showing how to find us on the social media channels - Facebook, Twitter and Ammado
3. Listing our upcoming events
4. Launching our online store for our merchandise
5. Demonstrating our membership of the International Commission for Alpine Rescue (IKAR-CISA)
Members of the Donegal MRT await deployment during Reek Sunday 2007.
SARDA search dog "Holly" signals that she's found the casualty during a training exercise.
The Mayo MRT during a winching training exercise with the Irish Coast Guard's S-61 Helicopter.
Kerry MRT members welcome home team mate John Dowd after his successful climb of Mt. Everest (May 2008).
Galway MRT practices technical crag rescue.
The Sligo/Leitrim MRT stretcher a casualty to the Mountain Rescue base during Reek Sunday 2008.
The North West MRT.
The Mourne MRT stretcher a casualty to a waiting ambulance.
Inside Dublin Wicklow's Incident Control Vehicle during a search.
The Glen of Imaal MRT remove the Wicklow National Park's RIB from the water after a rescue near St. Kevin's Bed, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow.
The South Eastern Mountain Rescue Association (SEMRA) celebrates 30 years of service (Nov 2007).
The Tramore Cliff and MRT.