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Did you know that on average 150 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.
The Oliver family, Claddagh, Galway, support Irish Water Safety’s appeal to wear a Lifejacket during activities on or near water during the summer.
Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Governmentvisits the 40th Annual Water Safety Development Officers Conferenceat the Seven Oaks Hotel , Carlow, Friday 27th of April.
Angling fan Terrie McEvoy helps Irish Water Safety to drive home the message that Lifejackets Save Lives.
Swim Teachers – insure your private commercial swimming courses for just €60 annually. Click here for details.
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.
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Access Officer Contact Details:
Email: accessofficer@iws.ie
Post: Irish Water Safety, The Long Walk, Galway
Call: 091-564400 / LoCall 1890420202
Fax: 091-564700
