English: Howth lifeboat
The first lifeboat station at Howth opened in 1817 under the control of the Dublin Ballast Board. The station closed in 1843 and re-opened in 1851 coming under the RNLI in 1862. The present boat is a Trent class Roy Barker III which came on station in 2002. She is kept at moorings in the harbour. There is also an inshore lifeboat.
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The first lifeboat station at Howth opened in 1817 under the control of the Dublin Ballast Board. The station closed in 1843 and re-opened in 1851 coming under the RNLI in 1862. T