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Wexford Lifeboat saves lives in Wexford Harbour and along
the river Slaney in the south-east of Ireland. Its strong crew of 2 women and 10 men are on 24-hour call, and maintain a very fast response time.

In July 2005, Wexford was one of the first lifeboat
stations to recieve the newly designed and constructed
ILB1 lifeboat named the "Phillip Robert Booth".

Wexford also hopes to build its permanent station
in 2006, which will be possitioned alongside Wexford bridge
in Wexford town.

So far this year, Wexford lifeboat has responded to 14 calls.