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Did you know that on average 160 people drown in Ireland each year? Most of these tragic deaths happen inland, in rivers and lakes, on farms and in and around homes and these accidents are preventable.
Wexford’s Nipper Lifesavers (aged 8-14) – Ireland’s Lifeguards of the future - display their medals and certificates after an action filled day of simulated Lifesaving competitions at the Leinster Provincial Nipper Lifesaving Championships on Curracloe Beach Aug 21st. Contact our local committees nationwide to find out about classes for young children
STAY SAFE by ALWAYS wearing a Personal Flotation Device!
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Waterways can be dangerous and its easy to forget this until tragedy strikes so always wear a lifejacket when you are on water – it’s your lifeline in an emergency
Find out more about lifejackets or personal flotation devices
14 Steps to safe SWIMMING, 14 Steps to safe BOATING
Its never too late to learn to swim. Help protect yourself and your family from drowning by taking up Irish Water Safety’s swimming and lifesaving classes nationwide
NEWS
- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alan-Smith-English-Channel-Swim/137418679625240?ref=search
- Win a SEIKO Oxford Spellchecker here
- Jellyfish Safety
- Pool Safety Guidelines , (6MB), (4MB)
- Tax Relief Form for Donation
- AQUA ATTACK: Click here for more info
- If you want detailed information on the quality of bathing waters, click here.
- IWS Award to Paul O'Connell View our Gallery
Please visit Lyons Charity Giveaway and find out how to nominate our charity to win €10,000
