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🎉Tomorrow is   and with the arrival of   we are reminded about the challenging conditions that our Volunteers can face w...
24/10/2026

🎉Tomorrow is and with the arrival of we are reminded about the challenging conditions that our Volunteers can face when tasked on a call-out.

⛰Mountain Rescue Awareness Day is an opportunity to highlight how our volunteer Members are on call 365/24/7 ready to respond when tasked with a call-out.

📱If you get into difficulty in mountainous and upland areas, remember to call 999 and ask for the Police Service of Northern Ireland and then Mountain Rescue.

With the weather forecast this weekend we would advise against hiking and climbing activities.

 Last week the fortnightly training session for the Team in the West Section was rigging refresher.This was an opportuni...
19/10/2026



Last week the fortnightly training session for the Team in the West Section was rigging refresher.

This was an opportunity for members to refresh their skills and practice setting up rigging enhancing our effectiveness and efficiency when tasked with a call out.

Thanks to all the members for attending and for your ongoing commitment to training and the Team.

Team Call Out UpdateThis afternoon, our team was tasked by PSNI to assist in the search for a missing person.Using phone...
18/10/2026

Team Call Out Update

This afternoon, our team was tasked by PSNI to assist in the search for a missing person.

Using phone location technology, we were able to obtain a location and guide our team to the casualty.

The person was located safely and checked over by team members before being reunited with their vehicle.

Thankfully, all ended well and the team stood down shortly afterwards.

Team Call Out.  Details may follow.
18/10/2026

Team Call Out. Details may follow.

Today is   and as partners in the PIPS Su***de Prevention Charity campaign, we are highlighting the importance of raisin...
10/10/2026

Today is and as partners in the PIPS Su***de Prevention Charity campaign, we are highlighting the importance of raising awareness of mental health and the need to break the stigma which surrounds it.

The theme for 2026 is “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change” and this is what PIPS Su***de Prevention Charity aims to do - demand change to help make a difference.

Add your voice, sign their petition and help them call for the investment and change our communities deserve.
👉🏼 https://c.org/NWWzpYnMsj

Today is  🎉We promote safety in the mountains and hills to ensure everyone can enjoy the great outdoors.It is important ...
05/10/2026

Today is 🎉

We promote safety in the mountains and hills to ensure everyone can enjoy the great outdoors.

It is important to respect the environment and plan carefully, so you can protect both your own safety and the delicate mountain habitats you visit. This also helps to ensure our beautiful areas are safe for everyone to explore.

Today the Team was training in the area of FEAR.Well done to all the participants who took part and to the organisers on...
26/09/2026

Today the Team was training in the area of FEAR.

Well done to all the participants who took part and to the organisers on another great event.👏

   We are very grateful to have received grant funding from Mid and East Antrim Borough Council which has been used to p...
25/09/2026



We are very grateful to have received grant funding from Mid and East Antrim Borough Council which has been used to purchase a modified wheel unit for our rescue stretcher and also storage racks in our Ballymena base.

The Team had the opportunity to practice with the stretcher kit earlier this week on Slemish.

As a 100% led charity we truly appreciate all funding and are delighted that Mid and East Antrim Borough Council recognise our work in the community.

⛰On Sunday, we had a Full Team training day focusing on steep ground training which was facilitated by Paul Kellagher an...
16/09/2026

⛰On Sunday, we had a Full Team training day focusing on steep ground training which was facilitated by Paul Kellagher and Ciaran Kinney.

🪢The location we used was at Fairhead and the morning session involved personal movement on steep ground and gaining confidence in roping. The afternoon session was at the Ballycastle Descent Gully where Members had the opportunity to focus on short roping.

😀Thank you to Paul and Ciaran for sharing their knowledge and skills with our Members.

Today some Team Members were training in the area of the The Aisling Centre Dawn Chorus Walk at Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail...
13/09/2026

Today some Team Members were training in the area of the The Aisling Centre Dawn Chorus Walk at Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail for ***dePreventionDay.

Well done to the Aisling Centre and everyone who completed the walk helping to raise awareness that help and support is available for anyone who may be struggling.

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