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Alisha Martin, Daragh Devine and Kelvin Crossan
Three new members have won their stripes after a year of intensive training with the Donegal Mountain Rescue Team (DMRT).
Alisha Martin, Daragh Devine and Kelvin Crossan recently completed their training with the voluntary organisation.
The DMRT is a registered charity who provide an emergency response, remote environment and extreme terrain, search and rescue service for the county. The organisation was established in 1984.
If you would like to fundraise or donate to the organisation, please click here.
The team is comprised completely of volunteers who are on 24-hour call, 365 days of the year. We are funded entirely by grants and public donations.
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