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Mountain Rescue is a 24 hour 999/112 emergency service provided by unpaid volunteers. We are a registered charity (CHY10412).
News & Info
Woman rescued from Glenmacnass Waterfall
Man airlifted from the Mournes after falling and breaking his leg
The man, who was 62 years old, was part of a group of walkers who were on a section between Slieve Donard and Slieve Commedagh when he fell on wet snow/grass yesterday [ 04-APR-10 ].
The Mourne Mountain Rescue Team was dispatched to the scene where they assessed his injuries. A Coast Guard helicopter was requested to airlift him to Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry.
Dave Goddard
Mourne Mountain Rescue Team
infommrt@yahoo.com
www.mmrt.org.uk
North West Mountain Rescue Team Evacuate Trapped Family From House.
The North West Mountain Rescue Team (NWMRT) were called to the assistance of a family in Plumb Bridge in the morning of 01/04/2010.
The family of six adults and six children had been celebrating a family gathering when the recent bad weather struck. Snow in the driveway to the house was over waist deep for most of its kilometre length, and snow cleared from the road had blocked the drive.
"Call Out" Issue 10 now available
Issue 9 of our national magazine "Call Out" has just been sent out to our teams. For a taste of Issue 10, download a preview from the Publications page of our website.
If you're one of our stakeholders or supporters, your copy will be mailed to you in the coming weeks.
The updated index for "Call Out" can also be downloaded from the Publications page of our website
Sally Gap impassible due to snow - 2 motorist stranded in drifts