Bundoran RNLI were tasked to a rescue yesterday afternoon when two paddleboarders got into difficulty.
The incident occurred at around 4.30pm on Sunday afternoon.
The call was made by the father of one of the casualties to the Coast Guard, after he spotted them drifting out to sea.
Conditions were calm but there was a relatively strong wind.
The RNLI boat was launched, and arrived on the scene five minutes after the intial call.
Upon arrival, the crew found that both female casualties were wearing buoyancy aids and appeared to be in good health.
One of the girls had her mobile phone with her, allowing them to maintain communication while adrift.
The lifeboat safely took them aboard and brought them back to Creevy Pier, where they were reunited with their father.
Bundoran RNLI are reminding people that if you are heading out on the water, remember to check the weather conditions in advance, always wear a buoyancy aid and always bring a means of communication.
