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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Dense fog on the Galtee Mountains this week. Photo courtesy of the South Eastern Mountain Rescue Association
The South Eastern Mountain Rescue team rescued a hike lost in heavy fog on the Galtee Mountains yesterday (Tuesday) in what was their third rescue mission on the mountain range in as many days.
SEMRA received the call out from An Garda Síochána at 11.46am yesterday, February 1. Members of the mountain rescue team reached the man shortly after 2pm and were able to escort him off the hill at the Black Road by 4.20pm.
Three female hikers were rescued from the Galtee Mountains on Monday by SEMRA members. The team was also called out to rescue two women lost while hiking on Galtee Mór on Sunday afternoon. They ended up being guided off the mountain by a hill walking group that came upon the. All had got lost in the mountains due to dense fog.
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