How you can help prevent terrorism
You should be aware of your responsibilities and make
sure you comply with them.
It is also important to be vigilant and
inform us immediately of anything suspicious.
What to look out for
- Unauthorised activity at your marina / sailing
club.
- Packages being transferred from vessel to
vessel or to a vehicle in unusual locations, such
as a remote part of the river.
- Activity or sightings of craft at night or on
unusual places.
- Strangers trying to hire your craft - or
those belonging to other club members.
- Evidence of adaptation of vessel
for concealment purposes.
What to do if you do notice anything unusual
- Do not involve yourself.
- Do not touch any suspicious
packages.
- Make a note of any registration number,
markings or description.
- Call the Port Unit immediately, or if out of
office hours call the Police immediately. Your information will be
treated in confidence.
Additional information
The Regional Maritime Intelligence and Information Team (ReMIIT)
is a multi agency maritime border intelligence forum that serves to
underpin national and regional border security with up to date
information and intelligence concerning crime and terrorism.
Project Kraken engages key stakeholders together with local
communities to provide a hostile environment to terrorists and
criminals looking to disrupt the everyday lives and safety of those
who live, work, or travel through the Irish Sea Portal.