Download form here: Entry Form Link More details to follow!

Photos from the WRC 2022 in Luxembourg can be accessed in our gallery or by clicking on this link    Well done to all who particpated and represented the ROI in their various roles.

The Dublin Fire Brigade team are currently in action at the Spanish Nationals in Arrecife, Lanzarote. The event ran by fellow WRO member APRAT , runs from the 8th to the 10th. The DFB team will compete in a rapid and standard scenario over the course of the event. The ROI and APRAT have a strong lin...

Rescue Organisation Ireland – National Challenge 2022     In Association with Newcastle Aerodrome, Wicklow   Location details: Newcastle Airfield, Sea Rd, Blackditch, Newcastle, Co. Wicklow. Eircode:    A63 RX03     ...

                                              

  The World Rescue Organisation invites you to support its aim to deliver the world rescue challenge. Our aim is to help raise funds for the continued platform of a World Rescue Challenge [WRC] to aid the training, upskilling, and sharing of Knowledge, to run the World Rescue Challenge [...

Streets for Life campaign calls for 30 km/h urban streets to ensure safe, healthy, green and liveable cities Today marks the start of the 6th UN Global Road Safety Week, highlighting the benefits of low-speed streets in urban areas and calling on policy-makers to limit speeds to 30 km/h (20 mph) ...

Call for nominees to participate in WRO Working Groups If you are interested in such a position please contact us at secretary@rescueorganisationireland.ie as all nomination must go through the member organisation. At the 2020 World Rescue Organisation Annual General meeting, the WRO draft Str...

Dear Colleagues The WRO is asking WRO members and rescue workers from around the world to participate in a short survey, please share through your own networks, survey details and link below. Environmental requirements are driving major changes in car fleets. In a few years, many alternative a...

Dedicated to the memory of S/O Adrian "Big Jessie" O'Grady and also a tribute to the Dublin Fire Brigade CISM team who work tirelessly to maintain and promote mental healt and wellbeing of all their DFB collreagues.