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RNLI Coastal Review team receive a warm welcome at Donaghadee station

4th September 2013

Members of the RNLI Coastal Review team were in Donaghadee yesterday (Wednesday 5th) to carry out a formal review of the Lifeboat station. Continue reading →

Join our lifeboat crew

1st September 2013

Interested in giving your time to help save lives at sea? Make a difference in your local community. Donaghadee lifeboat station is looking to recruit volunteer crew members to crew its all weather lifeboat. Continue reading →

Lifeboat Festival set to make a splash

1st August 2013

Thousands will flock to Donaghadee this Saturday 10th August as the town prepares to celebrate the annual Lifeboat Festival. Continue reading →

RNLI supporters visit lifeboat station

29th July 2013

Crew and fundraising members of Donaghadee lifeboat station welcomed supporters of the charity to an open morning where they received a presentation and also the thanks of the Legacy Enquiries Manager Mark Allwood. Continue reading →

Storm Force youngsters visit Lifeboat Station

26th June 2013

Youngsters who are members of the RNLI club Storm Force visited Donaghadee Lifeboat station last Tuesday evening. Continue reading →

Lady golfers raise money for lifeboat

24th June 2013

Ladies playing in the recent Lifeboat Trophy open day competition at Donaghadee Golf Club raised £340 in aid of the RNLI. The winner of the Trophy was Ann Harte who won on the back nine from Eleanor Alcock. Continue reading →

RNLI awards

16th June 2013

The awards presentation for Northern Ireland took place last Wednesday 12th June at Queen's University, Belfast.The RNLI Chairman, Admiral the Lord Boyce presented awards to Ann Couser and Mary Miller of the Donaghadee Fund raising team for their efforts on behalf of the RNLI. Continue reading →

Skaters take to the road for RNLI

10th June 2013

Nerves were jangling when the RNLI Saxon Flyers from Donaghadee piled into the station landrover last Saturday morning just after 7.15am to head for Belfast in what was going to be a tough day. Continue reading →