IWS Kerry

Tá Maebh Uí Ainiféin linn anois, Cathaoirleach ar Shábháilteacht Uisce Chiarraí. Beidh daoine ábalta clárú do ranganna snámha an tSamhraidh ón Luan seo chughainn. Beidh an t-eolas ar fad ar fáil ar an suíomh kerrywatersafety.ie @RTERnaG

Going surfing this weekend? 🏄 Always remember t: ✅ Study the waves before jumping in. ✅ Use a surf leash as this can potentially save your life. ✅Warm up and stretch your muscles as this will reduce the risk of muscle cramps. ✅ Never surf alone #bettersafethansorry

Please be advised lessons are only for ages 6 & above. Due to a national shortage of instructors some areas may not be going ahead this summer/have limited numbers. We apologise in advance for this. Places first come, first serve so register early to avoid disappointment! #wsi

Summer weeks update! Course registration is going live on Monday May 1st. Registration will be via the website attached, same can also be found in the info section of our social media pages kerrywatersafety.com

📣 FINAL REMINDER 📣 Water Safety Ireland is hiring for the role of Office Administrator who will directly contribute to WSI’s mission of education and lifesaving activities. Closing date for applications is Monday April 24th, 2023, at 5pm, GMT. watersafety.ie/careers/

Leeds Trinity University are currently conducting an online survey on floating capability and self-rescue skills in water. 🌊 Fill out this survey to be in with a chance to winning one of six Amazon vouchers. For further information please visit: ltu.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/floatsurvey

📣📣 FINAL REMINDER 📣📣 Water Safety Ireland is hiring for the role of Data Officer who will produce statistics and analyse data related to drowning, lifeguard services and WSI education courses. Closing date is Monday April 17th, 2023 at 5pm, GMT. watersafety.ie/careers/

Happy Easter from everyone at Water Safety Ireland🐇🐰🥚 #watersafety #drowningprevention #Easter2023

Details of Upcoming Pool Lifeguard Level 2 Course - Closing Date 14th April 2023 - Limited places. Sign up today 🌊🏊

When swimming or surfing this weekend, beware of rip currents. They can be difficult to spot & take you away from shore. If caught in one, never swim against the current, swim parallel to the shore until you leave it, then swim back ashore. See watersafety.ie for more.

Never use inflatable toys in open water. They can be quickly swept out of your depth by offshore winds and currents. Keep your family safe this weekend and always supervise children closely. For more advice, visit watersafety.ie Remember – Better Safe Than Sorry

To enjoy the best of Ireland’s outdoors this summer while ensuring you stay safe, make sure you’re prepared ahead of time. Always swim within your depth and avoid using inflatables for safe swimming this summer. ☀️🌊 See gov.ie/summerready or #BeSummerReady for more info.

The summer months can present unique risks to public health and safety particularly when swimming or during outdoor activities. 🏊 This summer prepare for summer by visiting gov.ie/summerready or #BeSummerReady for more information. ☀️

Before angling or boating it is important to do the following: ✅Check the weather forecast ⛈ ✅Assess tides/currents before you leave. ✅Seek advice when in unfamiliar waters. ✅Always bring somebody with you. ✅Tell somebody where you are going and when you plan to return.

Water Safety Ireland is hiring for the role of Office Administrator who will contribute to WSI’s mission of education and lifesaving activities by assisting in the administrative duties of WSI. Closing date is Monday April 24th, 2023. More info: watersafety.ie/careers/

Galway City Council wishes to advise that there will be a period of high astronomical spring tides in the coming days. As forecasted weather and tidal conditions are variable at this time, GCC is continuing to monitor the situation closely and will provide updates.

📢Kilkenny County Council is currently recruiting lifeguards for the summer season to provide lifeguard cover on the River Nore & River Barrow. 🏊 The closing date for receipt of completed applications is Friday, 31st March, 2023 at 4pm. More info - kilkennycocohr.submit.com//show/221

Celebrate this St Patrick's Day responsibly. ☘ Never mix alcohol 🍺and water activities. 🏊 #watersafety #drowningprevention #stpatricksday

Lá fhéile Pádraig Sona Dhuit! ☘ Celebrate this St Patrick's Day safely by putting water safety first. Never mix alcohol with aquatic activities. 🏊 #watersafety #drowningprevention #stpatricksday

Happy St. Patrick's Day from everyone at Water Safety Ireland! ☘️ #saintpatricksday #stpatricksday #bettersafethansorry #watersafetyireland #ireland