Dundalk Sub Aqua Search And Rescue

Dundalk Sub Aqua Club wish to express our deepest sympathies following the tragic events in Carlingford Lough yesterday. Our thoughts are with all those affected and their families at this difficult time. We also extend our sincere thanks to our dedicated volunteers for their commitment and efforts.

Dundalk Sub Aqua Search and Rescue are holding their Annual Bucket Collection in Dundalk and Blackrock on New Years Eve

The Club Search and Rescue Unit is a group of trained volunteers who are available to help in searches for missing persons all over the country. The Club relies on local fundraising and are grateful for the continued support from the community. Please donate on the day cash or with qr code available and you can also donate online now with the following link.🙏

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Congratulations Bernie, our 2025 Club Volunteer. Bernie recieved his award at the annual Louth Local Sports Partnership reception last night.

Dundalk Sub Aqua Search And Rescue Unit, took full advantage of the recent spell of good weather & dived on the shipwreck "The Hebron" (Dauntless) last Sunday.

The Hebron lies largely intact on a sandbank 11.5km south of Carlingford lough. Appox 2km off the Kilkeel coast.

The Hebron sank June 22nd 1954, while on a trip to Warrenpoint, with the loss of seven lives.

The Hebron lies at 28m below the surface and a very enjoyable dive was had by all our experienced divers.

Dundalk Sub Aqua Search And Rescue Unit are always on call should our services be required. We work with all the emergency agencies throughout the island of Ireland. We are a voluntary organisation who give up our time freely to search the waters for missing people.