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Speaking following the call out, Hugh Burke, Fethard RNLI Deputy Launching Authority, said: 'We would like to commend the member of the public who raised the alarm when they were concerned. 'We would always rather launch to a false alarm with good ...
Fethard RNLI fundraising branch will be attending the Hook Lighthouse during the Maritime Matters Festival selling RNLI mayday badges on Sunday, May 1, and Monday, May 2, from noon each day to raise vital funds for their search and rescue services.
Tom Doyle Supplies SFC Group B: Shelmaliers 0-11, Gusserane 0-10; St. Martin's 3-12, Adamstown 0-6; Fethard 1-11, Sarsfields 3-4. Ashdown Park/Amber Springs Hotels IFC Group A: Kilanerin 1-13, Ballyhogue 0-10; Clongeen 4-9, St. Joseph's 1-10; ...
Tom Neville of Neville's pub in Fethard-on-Sea said: 'John would be travelling around and people would tell him that more should be done to promote the area. He got on with everyone. At the time there would have been a rivalry between Duncannon and ...
And while there's a long way to go until Croke Park in September, it's safe to assume that the list of top individual scoring tallies in the match programme on All-Ireland final day will feature Mikie Dwyer at number one. The Fethard flyer finished ...
#RNLI - Fethard RNLI launched their inshore lifeboat yesterday afternoon (Wednesday 20 April) following concerns that a person may have been missing on the Hook Peninsula in Co Wexford. The alarm was raised when a man did not return from a walk at ...
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