The Irish Coast Guard has upgraded radio equipment at a number of VHF network remote locations in recent months.

The attached document details all the changes and includes a map of where the CG stations are located and their respective working channels. This document is worth printing out and keeping in the boat’s chart table.

Photo and document credit Irish Coast Guard.

SiteRadio Call SignOld ChannelNew Channel
Howth HtsDublin Coast GuardCH83CH03
Rosslare HtsRosslare Coast GuardCH23CH05
Mine Hd HtsMine Head Coast GuardCH83CH03
Cork HtsCork Coast GuardCH26CH02
Bantry HtsBantry Coast GuardCH23CH05
Valentia HtsValentia Coast GuardCH24CH62
Shannon HtsShannon Coast GuardCH28CH64
Belmullet HtsBelmullet Coast GuardCH83CH63
Clifden HtsClifden Coast GuardCH26CH03
Malin Hd HtsMalin Head Coast GuardCH23CH05
Scalp MountainMalin Head Coast GuardCH85CH01
Glen Hd HtsGlen Head Coast GuardCH24CH03
CarlingfordCarlingford Coast Guard RadioCH04No Change
WicklowWicklow Coast Guard RadioCH02No Change
Mizen HeadMizen Head Coast Guard RadioCH04No Change
GalwayGalway Coast Guard RadioCH04No Change
Clew BayClew Bay Coast Guard RadioCH05No Change
Donegal BayDonegal Bay Coast Guard RadioCH02No Change
Lough ReeLough Ree Coast Guard RadioCH62No Change
Lough DergLough Derg Coast Guard RadioCH61No Change

Hts = High Transmission site

Note: Channel 16 is not affected by these changes. Channel 67 is also available when required but may not be actively monitored at all times.

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