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Search for diver missing off Co Clare to resume
The man, an experienced caver, is thought to have gone exploring local sea caves in the area.
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The man, an experienced caver, is thought to have gone exploring local sea caves in the area.
The man, an experienced cave diver, had gone to the area possibly to explore a local cave.
For the second time in less than a fortnight, a United Airlines plane experienced engine problems and was forced to divert to Shannon.
A couple out walking at Freagh Point near Miltown Malbay reported the incident to Gardaí.
The Shannon-based search-and-rescue helicopter was tasked to search at the Cliffs of Moher area instead.
Six long-serving volunteers resigned unexpectedly yesterday.
Six volunteers in Doolin resigned yesterday.
A man in his mid-30s has been arrested.
It’s understood the man was working on a construction project on a local farm when the tragedy occurred.
The women are now in the care of the HSE.
Locals reported several claps of thunder and a lot of lightning.
Matthew Kelly was operating a drone near Lahinch when he made the find.
The posters were placed outside mobile home parks and holiday homes in Kilkee.
The drama began at around 7.30pm yesterday evening.
The Omni Air International flight from Bangor in the US state of Maine arrived last night.
Another school in the north of the county has advised parents to keep their children at home today.
Locals in Kilrush hurried to clear up the glass after the incident on Henry Street.
One of the man’s legs became trapped beneath the gate after it knocked him to the ground.
The man was plucked from the water by an Irish Coast Guard before being brought to hospital.
Several other vehicles were also damaged in the incident on Friday night.
It’s understood the garda heard a bang which was followed by a burst of flames while travelling on the M18.
The plane was met by paramedics and airport staff when it landed.
A search began from units of the Coast Guard at 8pm yesterday evening.
A major search was launched after the alarm was raised just after 8pm in Kinvara last night.
Mick Ryan died just two weeks before his 40th birthday.
Two others were injured in the incident, which happened yesterday afternoon.
The affected passengers complained of of suffering from “burning eyes” and “itchy skin” after a cleaning solution was spilled in the toilet.
The crew opted to divert to Shannon when no one came forward to claim the phone.
She’s understood to have jumped around 10 metres when she got into difficulty.
Rescue personnel quickly located the woman in bushes on an island in the River Fergus.
The Boeing 787-900 Dreamliner jet was about 100 kilometres off the south-west coast when the crew declared an emergency at around 1.30pm.
All passengers and crew have disembarked the plane safely.
In one case, a boat was drifting without power and was taking on water.
The alarm was raised at around 4.45am to the incident at Carrig Island.
Units from the Coast Guard and RNLI joined in the operation as the pair safely reached the shore.
The alarm was raised at 6.30pm last night after the man sustained injuries to his chest.
Rescue 115 had been on standby since yesterday afternoon.
The crew later told controllers that it may have been a “false indication”.