Home / Series / Rescue 115 / Aired Order /

All Seasons

Season 1

  • S01E01 Episode 1

    • September 6, 2011
    • RTÉ One

    In this episode the Shannon based crew of Rescue 115 are called when a boatful of young children face danger on the river Shannon. In another area a man is dangerously close to falling into rough seas. and clings to some rocks with the hope of being rescued. And an injured woman on the top of Mount Brandon needs Rescue 115's assistance.

  • S01E02 Episode 2

    • September 13, 2011
    • RTÉ One

    In this episode a tourist gets into difficulty on a boat off Skellig Island and a sick little girl from Inis Mor is airlifted to hospital. The crew of rescue 115 are called to a British nuclear submarine and a crew member needs urgent medical attention.

  • S01E03 Episode 3

    • September 20, 2011
    • RTÉ One

    On this show, the Irish Air corps gives the Irish Coast Guard crew of Rescue 115 top cover on a long distance rescue mission. A Spanish fishing trawler calls the crew of rescue 115 for help and a farmer falls into a gully in a remote area on land.

  • S01E04 Episode 4

    • September 27, 2011
    • RTÉ One

    This week the Shannon based crew are called to Inis Mor for a medical evacuation as a man is very sick. An American tourist suffers from a badly broken leg after a bike accident and they rescue a man who suffers from a cardiac arrest.

  • S01E05 Episode 5

    • October 4, 2011
    • RTÉ One

    This week the Rescue 115 crew rescue a man who had a bad fall on a mountain, work with the Kerry Rescue Crew and we return to Doolin where the crew are doing an exercise with the ground unit.

  • S01E06 Episode 6

    • October 11, 2011
    • RTÉ One

    In the final programme in the series Rescue 115 travels to Baltimore to try and find two people who have gone missing from a beach. Will they be able to find them in time? Also the crew search for 7 divers who have gone missing while diving offshore. Later they get to see the new helicopter that will be replacing the current model