The Mountain Rescue Ireland's, Mountain Party Leader Course took place last month in Tollymore Mountain Centre situated in the Mourne Mountains. This training and development course provides the skills and knowledge to allow a mountain rescue team member to lead a hill party into our islands wild and remote mounatin environments to conduct a search or a rescue.
There is over 350 years of mountain rescue experience in the photo taken at the end of the course in the beautiful Mourne Mountains. A massive thanks to the faculty who give up their time to pass on their knowledge and experience to the participants who came from the different voluntary mountain rescue teams from around our island. ... See MoreSee Less
MRI mountain rescue teams are voluntary, yet the work carried out by each team is extensive, professional, and centered around helping those in need in the mountains or in lowland environments. ... See MoreSee Less
On the weekend of 28th August 1948, a group of mountain rescue experts came together upon the invitation of the Austrian Alpine Club.
They attended a conference at Wilder Kaiser where skills, knowledge and technology was exchanged.
This significant meeting resulted in the creation of the International Commission of Alpine Rescue (ICAR) in 1955, thereby enhancing the global network and community of mountain rescue professionals.
Therefore, 28th August stands as an pivotal milestone in the history of international mountain rescue operations.
Mountain Rescue Ireland is a proud member of ICAR. Today, we celebrate this significant day alongside our partners and colleagues across the world. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Mountain Rescue Ireland's, Mountain Party Leader Course took place last month in Tollymore Mountain Centre situated in the Mourne Mountains. This training and development course provides the skills and knowledge to allow a mountain rescue team member to lead a hill party into our islands wild and remote mounatin environments to conduct a search or a rescue.
There is over 350 years of mountain rescue experience in the photo taken at the end of the course in the beautiful Mourne Mountains. A massive thanks to the faculty who give up their time to pass on their knowledge and experience to the participants who came from the different voluntary mountain rescue teams from around our island. ... See MoreSee Less
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MRI mountain rescue teams are voluntary, yet the work carried out by each team is extensive, professional, and centered around helping those in need in the mountains or in lowland environments. ... See MoreSee Less
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ICAR - International Mountain Rescue Day
On the weekend of 28th August 1948, a group of mountain rescue experts came together upon the invitation of the Austrian Alpine Club.
They attended a conference at Wilder Kaiser where skills, knowledge and technology was exchanged.
This significant meeting resulted in the creation of the International Commission of Alpine Rescue (ICAR) in 1955, thereby enhancing the global network and community of mountain rescue professionals.
Therefore, 28th August stands as an pivotal milestone in the history of international mountain rescue operations.
Mountain Rescue Ireland is a proud member of ICAR. Today, we celebrate this significant day alongside our partners and colleagues across the world. ... See MoreSee Less
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