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AG 12.58in tráthnóna Dé Domhnaigh 21 Bealtaine, agus oibrithe deonacha ag fágáil an stáisiúin tar éis a gcleachtadh ar maidin, d'iarr Garda Cósta Dairbhre bád tarrthála RNLI Loch Deirgeirt a sheoladh chun cabhrú le beirt ar bhád mótair 16 troigh ar chliseadh an innill agus ar ancaire ag Oileán na nÓg i gCuan na Scairbhe.
Ag 1.09in sheol bád tarrthála RNLI Loch Deirgeirt Jean Spier agus an stiúradh Eleanor Hooker agus an criú Doireann Kennedy, Chris Parker agus Ciara Lynch ar bord. Bhí an ghaoth ó thuaidh Fórsa 2, bhí an infheictheacht go maith.
Ag 1.24in d'aimsigh an bád tarrthála an soitheach taismeach ag ancaire ar chladach thoir Oileán Óg i gCuan na Scairbhe. D’aistrigh saorálaí ón RNLI trasna go dtí an soitheach taismeach áit ar fuarthas go raibh na daoine a bhí ar bord sábháilte agus gan díobháil agus a gcuid seaicéid tarrthála á gcaitheamh acu.
Mar gheall ar an suíomh agus réamhaisnéis na haimsire, rinne an stiúrtha an cinneadh an t-árthach a thabhairt chun cuain shábháilte.
Molann Aoife Kennedy, Leas-Údarás Seolta ag RNLI Loch Deirgeirt d’úsáideoirí bád ‘modh cumarsáide a iompar agus má bhíonn deacracht agat glaoch a chur ar 112 nó 999 agus tarrtháil mara a iarraidh’.
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