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Three rescued after becoming cut off by the tide as Portrush RNLI crews respond to two emergencies within 20 minutes
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Three rescued after becoming cut off by the tide as Portrush RNLI crews respond to two emergencies within 20 minutes
Portrush RNLI all-weather lifeboat Portrush RNLI volunteers were called to two separate rescue incidents within just 20 minutes on Saturday evening, with three people rescued after becoming cut off by the tide at Dunseverick while another crew recovered a capsized jet ski at West Strand. The back-to-back launches saw both the station’s all-weather lifeboat (ALB) and inshore lifeboat (ILB) deployed following requests from Belfast Coastguard. The …
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