Helvick Head lifeboat station (Waterford)

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    Helvick Head lifeboat station was established in the 1830s although was closed in 1969 for nearly 30 years. Now operates an inshore lifeboat.

    Station only open by appointment.

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Waterford,
Waterford area,
Waterford,
Ireland

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