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Fir Dhóiteáin na Ceathrún Rua. The Carraroe Firemen. TG4 27/12/16 @ 7.45pm

TG4 to broadcast documentary about the new Carraroe Fire Station. The people of south Connemara on the West Coast of Ireland have been campaigning for a Fire Station for over 50 years. The closest Fire Stations to them were Galway and Clifden which is nearly an hour away. This was not practical in the event of an emergency and finally after all of those years they were granted their wishes and a new fire Station was set up in Carraroe, which is central to their designated fire ground. On February 22nd 2016 the brand new Fire Station in Carraroe started operating in the south Connemara region. 9 local men spent nearly a year training to be Firemen to work in the Station. They all live within 5 minutes of the station. Fir Dóiteáin, An Cheathrú Rua. (The Carraroe Firemen) is a an observational documentary that focuses on the training and setting up of the new station and we follow the firemen for the first 9 months of operation. Initially it was predicted that the Carraroe Fire Station would get around 60 calls in the first year. However they have been very busy. They have completed 90 calls in the first 10 months. The area that the Carraroe Fire Station is covering starts in Lettermullen in the West and heads east to Inverin. Carraroe in the South to Mamm in the north including Rosmuc and Kilkerrin. If there is an emergency in the Aran Islands of Inis Meáin and Inis Óirr, the Carraroe Firemen will be brought by the Coastguard helicopter from the football pitch in Carraroe to attend the incident on the islands. This documentary is Directed by Pat Comer and Edited by Mikey Ó Flatharta. It will be screened on TG4 on the 27th of December at 7.45pm. For additional information, please contact Mikey Ó Flatharta. [email protected]