Person brought to UHG following RNLI rescue on Inishbofin
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Author: GBFM News
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An individual has been brought to UHG following a rescue by Clifden RNLI on Inishbofin.
The volunteer lifeboat crew were tasked yesterday afternoon to provide a medical evacuation for a casualty on the island.
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Clifden’s Shannon class all weather lifeboat, St Christopher was launched, while the Coast Guard’s Sligo based helicopter Rescue 118 was also dispatched.
The person had been injured from a fall, and was immediately transported to Cleggan pier to an awaiting ambulance for further treatment in hospital.
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