The first lifeboat was established in Courtmacsherry in 1825. The station's current lifeboat is the Val Adnams a Shannon class lifeboat.
Courtmacsherry, Co. Cork
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Sunday Mar 9th. Callout.
The Courtmacsherry All Weather RNLI Lifeboat "Val Adnams" was called out at 11.35 am today Sunday to go to the immediate aid of a surfer who had got into difficulties in an offshore wind, in difficult sea conditions off Garrettstown beach in West Cork – at Cork, Ireland
#WaterSafetyIreland have today awarded “#JustinTime” rescue awards to Michael and Amy Walsh from Butlerstown who alerted the Rescue Authorities on the evening of 25th Feb 2021, when they noticed a garment near the slipway at Dunworley Beach in West Cork, while out walking. – at Cork, Ireland
Monday 2 September 2024. Callout.
The Courtmacsherry All Weather RNLI Lifeboat "Val Adnams" was called out at 10.15 pm last night (Sunday) to go to the aid of a 35 foot Yacht which sought assistance as it got into difficulties off Dunworley Head in Clonakilty Bay. – at Cork, Ireland
The Lifeboat then proceeded to tow the Yacht at low speed under the cover of darkness and in dense fog to the safe surrounds of Kinsale Harbour and was successfully berthed at the Dock Marina at 2.30 am. – at Cork, Ireland
It was another symbolic occasion at the Courtmacsherry RNLI Lifeboat Station on Sunday as the RNLI initiative of having a “Connecting our Communities” scroll visit every possible region in the UK and Ireland, reached Courtmacsherry. – at Cork, Ireland
Having commenced in Westminster on the 4th March, this was the 219th visit and Chris Smith of the RNLI explained to all the significance of this visit to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the RNLI, before it was signed by Station representatives Brian O Dwyer from Operations, – at Cork, Ireland
What a day in @Courtmacsherry today. Thanks a million to a record participation of 485 walkers plus 95 helpers making it a total of 580 persons involved today. It was some commitment by so many. – at Cork, Ireland
Thank you, #AnTanaiste @MichealMartinTD , for starting it and walking until he had to head away to Croke Park to witness a great Cork double. An eight annual #GreatWildAtlanticMarathonWalk programme that we are all so proud of. Thank you to our hard-working Walk Committee. – at Cork, Ireland
The Great Wild Atlantic Marathon Walks are underway here in Courtmacsherry. Group start at 9am with An Tanaiste Micheal Martin. A superb day for walking. Come down at any time to register for any distance.
It's our Stations biggest fundraiser annually – at Cork, Ireland
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It was great to get the essential water safety messages across to 180 participants at the @BarryroeGAAClub Cul Camp today. Courtmacsherry Lifeboat Station we're delighted to team up with members of the @SevenHeads/OldHeadCoastGuard team every August at #CulCamp – at Cork, Ireland
On this special evening of the 1/8/2024 at 18.24 hrs we are proud to record volunteers from Courtmacsherry Lifeboat Station at our Station House, to commemorate the 200 Anniversary of the RNLI which was founded in 1824. – at Cork, Ireland
Proud we are to have our All Weather Shannon Class Lifeboat the “Val Adnams” slipping its mooring in the background. It’s a special “One Moment – One Crew” occasion across all the RNLI Lifeboat Stations in the UK and Ireland.
Photo courtesy of Martin Walsh.
#rnli200 – at Cork, Ireland
