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Allision in Dublin
The 'L.É. Samuel Beckett' allided with the quayside of the River Liffey in Dublin on the morning of Feb 26, 2026. The incident occurred during a turning manoeuvre while departing the Sir John Rodgerson's Quay on the south side of the river. A survey of the damage was carried out following the incident, and it was assessed that the ship was in need of minor repairs to the port side stern, which was damaged above the waterline. Once complete, the 'L.É. Samuel Beckett' was to recommence Maritime Defence Security Operation (MDSO) patrols. On March 1, the patrol boat shifted to Cogh. Photo: https://www.shipspotting.com/photos/3943724?navList=gallery&category=39&page=1&viewType=normal&sortBy=newest
269 migrants rescued, three bodies recovered
The "LÉ Samuel Beckett" recovered three dead bodies while rescuing migrants off the coast of Tripoli. Following a request from the Italian Maritime Rescue, the Irish naval ship rescued 269 migrants from two rubber vessels during an SAR operation on Dec 4. During the course of the operation one of the vessels sunk and three migrants tragically died. Following the operation, the ship was directed to rendezvous with an Italian Coast Guard vessel where a further 160 migrants plus 11 deceased people were transferred to it.
Patrol boat assisted in rescue of 140 migrants
The "LÉ Samuel Beckett" has assisted in the rescue of 140 migrants from a rubber boat in the Mediterranean Sea off Libya. The rescue operation began in the morning of Dec 3, and all the migrants were transferred to another rescue vessel, the "Aquarius". On board, the people taken from the boat were given food, water and medical treatment where necessary.
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