Two people and their dog rescued in Howth

Dublin People 24 May 2019
Max the dog is brought to safety by members of the Irish Coast Guard in Howth.

THE Irish Coast Guard in Howth recently came to the rescue of two people and a dog after they were cut off by a rising tide.

While out on exercise, the Irish Coast Guard boat from Howth was tasked to the scene of the incident. The crew immediately responded and began a search for the casualties. Fortunately, they were quickly located, taken aboard the boat and returned to a safe location ashore.

A spokesperson for the Irish Coast Guard said the individuals involved did the right thing by calling 112 when they realised they were in trouble.

He said: “Be careful when walking on shorelines as tides can rise quickly and areas can be cut off faster than you expect.”

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