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Lough Ree RNLI has launched their sixth ‘Lap of Lough Ree’ which will take place this on Sunday 28 April.

Volunteers from Lough Ree RNLI launched during Storm Diana as one person required emergency assistance near St. Johns Wood.

Volunteers from Ballyglass RNLI spent 11 and half hours at sea on Monday to bring three fishermen to safety.

A new D class lifeboat for Ballyglass RNLI is to be officially named Clann Lir, during a ceremony at the inshore lifeboat station at 2pm on Saturday. The lifeboat, which went into service earlier this year, has been funded by a donation from the Central Bank of Ireland.

A charity concert in aid of the RNLI and St Thomas' Church, Dugort, Achill, will take place on Sunday, 14th October at 3pm in the church.

Lough Ree RNLI volunteers were called into emergency action as they responded to a call out to four people whose 37 foot boat had become grounded on the Longford shore.

As the summer continues, Lough Ree RNLI volunteers had a busy weekend with three launch requests in 36 hours to assist ten people in three separate incidents.

Lough Ree RNLI’s inshore lifeboat crew has responded to four call outs over a three days, in the process, coming to the aid of fifteen people, including four children during this sun laden weather period.

The weekend of June 30 and July 1, festival fever will be hitting Athlone and the river Shannon once again for the 2018 Athlone River Festival.

At 5.14am last Saturday morning, April 28, Lough Ree RNLI were alerted by the Irish Coast Guard, after a report from a member of the public, to the possibility of someone entering the River Shannon in Athlone town.