Welcome to SARDA Ireland
Dedicated to the training and deployment of Search and Rescue Dogs, SARDA Ireland’s objective is to assist in the search and rescue of missing persons on the hills or wherever they may be.
SARDA Ireland is a voluntary 999 / 112 emergency search and rescue organisation concerned with the training, assessment and deployment of Air Scenting Search and Rescue Dogs to search for missing persons. Our dog teams, which consist of the handler and their dog, search anywhere in Ireland and are effective in the mountains, woodlands, rural and urban areas, waterways and seashore, as well as in locating accident or disaster victims.
Search And Rescue Dog Association (Ireland) was set up in 1987 as a Registered Charity (No. 11172) and is a member of Mountain Rescue Ireland (www.mountainrescue.ie) and NSARDA (National Search And Rescue Dog Association) in the UK (www.nsarda.org.uk) which comprises SARDA organisations in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. For details of our policies and procedures, please click here.
Happy Valentine's Day to all our members, family, friends and supporters ❤️
SARDA dog teams remain available 24/7 365 to respond to missing person searches across Ireland.
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Our team member Sean furthering his Mountain education. Well done ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done Sean👏👏
No better buachaill!
Well done Sean Tolan
Looking back over a great training weekend in Wicklow. Such a brilliant group of people and dogs. Everyone helping each other out for the betterment of the organization. It takes the organization as a whole to get a dog team through assessments. From training officers to dogs body everyone has an important role. And when the dogs get put to bed everyone gets to catch up and share experiences on the hills on calls etc. great friendships built with great people. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done all
ABÚ..👍Maith sibh
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Congratulations to South Eastern Mountain Rescue Association on another successful Long way round event last night.
Great to see some of our members in attendance with their dogs lending a paw?
Did you happen to meet any of our wonderful teams? Tag us here if you did ☺️
SARDA dog teams remain available 24/7 365 to respond to missing person searches across Ireland.
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It was great to have SARDA teams there. Really added to the event.
I missed them yesterday because things were getting busy but hopefully in November at the next one
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Tonight on BBC 1 at 8pm
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The Repair Shop: Northern Ireland man shares emotional story of 'heroic little dog' who saved over 16 lives and helped at 1988 Lockerbie bombing
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Watch as ‘The Repair Shop’ team restore Pepper’s search and rescue jacket and leather collar, revealing the years of wear and sacrifice... as well as 'something special for Neil'1 CommentComment on Facebook
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That time of year again folks. We're in Cork tomorrow Saturday for our annual bucket collection.
Be sure to come see our dogs and their handlers in the following shopping centers. Bishopstown, Blackpool, Wilton, Douglas and the City Center.
Don't worry if you can't donate in person, there's a link available in our bio for online donations.
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Brave women of Ireland
Up and out in the cold
Nollaig na Mbán
A festival to behold.
The energy and expectation
Right from the start
Would be enough
To fill and gladden your heart.
What is it with women
That power unseen
When they come together
They create a magical scene.
The chant and the welcome
The failte romhait the beat on the drum
Would make you feel punch drunk.
The laughter the banter
The meditation the sway
Of bodies moving as one
On this glorious frozen day
The weather did not deter us
Or make us take flight
In fact, it was the opposite
We hugged each other even more tight.
2025 better be ready to receive
Mná na Heireann in droves
Can you conceive.
The power is within us
Let nothing dim that light
When we all come together
It's a powerful sight.
Ann Maher @mahor5606
Thank you, Ann @mahor5606, for this beautiful poem that captured the Mnàsome energy.
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Fair play to ye ladies and doggos hoping to meet some at the long way round in Clomel in a couple of weeks 😀
Beautiful poem to honour such amazing work done by you all ❤️