The hunt for a lost diver has commenced in Donegal

A safety concern for a diver has led to the launch of a search and rescue operation near the Teelin Pier in Co Donegal. Concurrently, the Northwest Dive Rally, a competitive diving event, is being held throughout the weekend at various locations such as Malin Beg and Sliabh Liag. These locations are attracting participants from across the nation. In response to a declared “emergency”, multiple emergency units have been deployed in the area. For the duration of the operation, public access to Teelin Pier has been temporarily suspended.

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Several emergency services, including the Killybegs Coast Guard Unit and the Rescue 118 helicopter, have been mobilised to aid in the search. The Malin Head Coast Guard Station is overseeing the entire operation. A representative from An Garda Síochána stated that they are involved in an incident, per the coastguard’s request on the afternoon of June 22, 2024, in Teelin Bay, Co. Donegal. However, no additional details are currently available.

Written by Ireland.la Staff

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