CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
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27 Nov 2025
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27 Nov 2025
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CREDIT: SEMRA
A dramatic rescue took place in Tipperary overnight that led to a stretcher evacuation of a casualty.
The South Eastern Mountain Rescue Association posted a video of the rescue on social media showing extremely difficult conditions at 2am on Friday morning.
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The stretcher evacuation was from Galtybeg and the casualty was evacuated in Land Rover and taken to an ambulance.
People have been praising the rescue on social media, saying: "Amazing people. Those you for all you do."
Another added: "Well done once again SEMRA. Always there 24/7 when called upon. Fantastic group of volunteers. Best wishes to the casualty for speedy recovery."
One said: "Incredible stuff, huge well done and thanks to all involved."
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