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Killaloe Coast Guard was tasked this evening to undertake a search on Lough Derg following reports of an object being spotted in the water.
At around 10.15pm, a concerned member of the public reported seeing something in the water and feared that it could been an upturned vessel.
An extensive search of an area between Two Mile Gate to Goat Island was carried out with the boat crew been directed from the shore by a land team and the person who made the call. Nothing of concern was found.
The unit was stood down and returned to base while the call is now believed to have been a “false alarm with good intent.”
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