Clogherhead RNLI to host family-friendly open day this Sunday
Visitors will be able to explore the lifeboat station, chat with crew members, and learn more about the essential life-saving work the RNLI carries out in local waters and beyond. Families, sea-lovers, and curious minds of all ages are encouraged to come along and see first-hand what goes into being part of one of Ireland's busiest lifeboat services.
A spokesperson for Clogherhead RNLI said: 'We're really looking forward to welcoming the public into the station. It's a chance to show people what we do, why we do it, and how vital community support is to our operations.'
The RNLI, a charity entirely reliant on donations, provides a 24-hour search and rescue service around the coasts of Ireland and the UK. Events like this Open Day play a crucial role in raising awareness and encouraging support for the organisation's lifesaving mission.
So whether you're a long-time supporter or just curious about the work of the RNLI, head down to Clogherhead this Sunday for what promises to be an informative and inspiring afternoon.
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Running from 2pm to 5pm, the event drew families, sea-lovers, and curious onlookers from across County Louth and beyond. Guests had the rare opportunity to tour the station, meet the crew, and get an up-close look at the lifeboat and the equipment used in rescues along the coastline. Volunteers were on hand throughout the day to share stories, demonstrate procedures, and explain the vital role the RNLI plays in local and national search and rescue efforts. For many, it was a chance to appreciate the skill, commitment, and courage that go into every call-out. 'We were delighted to see such a strong turnout,' said a spokesperson for Clogherhead RNLI. 'It means a lot to us to show the community what their support makes possible.' The RNLI, which relies entirely on donations, provides a 24-hour rescue service across Ireland and the UK. Events like Sunday's Open Day not only raise essential funds but also help connect communities with the lifesaving work carried out by local volunteers. From curious children to long-time supporters, the afternoon proved a memorable and meaningful celebration of maritime safety and of the people who dedicate their time to protecting lives at sea.
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Running from 2pm to 5pm, the event offers a unique opportunity for the public to meet the dedicated volunteers who help save lives at sea along the Louth coastline. Visitors will be able to explore the lifeboat station, chat with crew members, and learn more about the essential life-saving work the RNLI carries out in local waters and beyond. Families, sea-lovers, and curious minds of all ages are encouraged to come along and see first-hand what goes into being part of one of Ireland's busiest lifeboat services. A spokesperson for Clogherhead RNLI said: 'We're really looking forward to welcoming the public into the station. It's a chance to show people what we do, why we do it, and how vital community support is to our operations.' The RNLI, a charity entirely reliant on donations, provides a 24-hour search and rescue service around the coasts of Ireland and the UK. Events like this Open Day play a crucial role in raising awareness and encouraging support for the organisation's lifesaving mission. So whether you're a long-time supporter or just curious about the work of the RNLI, head down to Clogherhead this Sunday for what promises to be an informative and inspiring afternoon.
