Three People Rescued From River Lee In Dramatic Rescue Operation
Three units of Cork City Fire Brigade attended the scene of a dramatic river rescue in the City Centre yesterday evening
Fire service crews were on the scene at St Patricks Quay three minutes after the alarmed was raised.
Water Rescue trained firefighters entered the water and removed three people.
The Irish Examiner reports that a man was saved from drowning and resusitated after he went into cardiac arrest during the rescue.
He was taken to hospital where his condition is described as serious but stable.
It's reported the other two people, a woman and a uniformed Garda dived into the water to help the man
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