Keeping Ireland Safe

Season 2Episode 260 minJan 13, 2020
Keeping Ireland Safe

Filmed in multiple locations, the documentary follows a typical day for those who make it their mission to monitor, patrol rescue and respond to danger.

Around 100,000 people- or 5% of the workforce- work in a job involving safety. This includes An Garda Síochana, lifeguards, door supervisors, driving instructors, hospital hygiene attendants, air traffic controllers, self defence experts and motorway crash recovery drivers.

Every day, and every night, this army of people drawn from all walks of life work on the frontline – and out of public view – to keep us safe.

Keeping Ireland Safe has aired on Jan 13, 2020 at 9:35 PM
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