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Posts tagged ‘Urgent Notice’

18
Oct

Aircraft ELT Beacons Located

Killaloe Coast Guard Unit after over eight hours searching located three active emergency beacons, ELT’s in the O’Brien’s Bridge area. The Local Killaloe Unit of the Irish Coast Guard wish to advice all owners of emergency beacons, ELT or EPIRB to keep them in a dry cool area and make sure that  batteries are fully charged.

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Distress radio beacons,

18
Oct

Aircraft ELT Beacons Located

Killaloe Coast Guard Unit after over eight hours searching located three active emergency beacons, ELT’s in the O’Brien’s Bridge area. The Local Killaloe Unit of the Irish Coast Guard wish to advice all owners of emergency beacons, ELT or EPIRB to keep them in a dry cool area and make sure that  batteries are fully charged.

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Distress radio beacons,

24
Jul

Marine Notice for Lough Derg

MARINE NOTICE

85 of 2012

SHANNON NAVIGATION

Lough  Derg – Southern End

Tinarana Bay

Waterways
Ireland wishes to advise masters and owners that a shallow patch has been
reported approx 200m southwest of the

Red
porthand mark, on the western shore, at the north end of Tinarana Bay .

Masters
are requested to navigate with due caution.

24/07/2012

21
Dec

Killaloe Coast Guard Unit 2011-12-21 09:35:00

These airborne Chinese lanterns have become increasingly popular in recent years as a way of marking special events. However, they do pose a significant danger to aviation traffic and can cause the deployment of Irish Coast Guard resources on false rescue missions. Chinese lanterns, drifting across a night sky, are commonly mistaken by the public for marine distress flares.

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1
Aug

Navigation Bye-Laws

Killaloe Coast Guard was asked by their divisional control Valentia Coast Guard to investigate a report of a Cruiser that nearly swamped a lake boat with a number of children on board on Lough Derg. Upon investigation Killaloe Coast Guard would like to remind all water users on Lough Derg of the Bye-Laws that exist plus the importance of courtesy of larger or faster craft to be vigilant of