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Minister opens new Coast Guard station

Marine Minister Pat the Cope Gallagher today officially opened a new Irish Coast Guard Station House in Mulroy in Co Donegal.

Minister opens new Coast Guard station

Fri, 06 May, 2005 - 20:11

Marine Minister Pat the Cope Gallagher today officially opened a new Irish Coast Guard Station House in Mulroy in Co Donegal.

The new building and its accompanying equipment was constructed at a total cost €242,000.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Station House Place: Mulroy Place: Co Donegal Person: Marine Minister Person: Pat the Cope Gallagher Person: Marine Minister Pat the Cope Gallagher Organisation: Coast Guard Organisation: Irish Coast Guard Organisation: Mulroy Coast Guard Unit

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