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WATCH: Irish Coast Guard flies to the rescue as many still left stranded after Storm Éowyn
The Irish Coast Guard was called in to help transport much needed equipment to those still left without water on Inishmaan following Storm Éowyn.
The ICG's Rescue Helicopter 118 airlifted a massive 1.2 tonne generator to the island, followed by a second lift of a 1.2 tonne fuel bowser.
This incredible footage shows Irish Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue 118 airlifting a 1.2 tonne generator, followed by a second lift of a 1.2ton fuel bowser to Inishmaan to resume water supplies on the island following #StormÉowyn. pic.twitter.com/EV8PX2GYSO
— Irish Coast Guard (@IrishCoastGuard) January 29, 2025
As thousands across the country remain without power and water following last Friday's historic storm, the ICG's rescue efforts have been welcomed by many on the island.
One person commented on Facebook: "Great to see at last." Another praised the ICG's heroic work, saying: "Keep up the good work and get the critical infrastructure back up and running."
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