The Irish Cave Rescue Organisation (ICRO) is a national voluntary organisation and registered charity, which is made up of active cavers throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland. It can be called upon in the event of accidents in caves, potholes, abandoned mines and surface shafts.

The Irish Cave Rescue Organisation celebrated its 50th year of operating as a voluntary rescue service in 2011. To mark this important milestone, ICRO hosted an anniversary event on 11 June 2011. The event incorporated the official opening of the Fermanagh Cave Rescue store and was attended by both past and present ICRO members and by representatives from statutory and other voluntary organisations.

The Irish Cave Rescue Organisation always welcomes donations to ensure that its ongoing operations continue with the same the scope and range of its current rescue response.

If you would like to fundraise on behalf of ICRO or sponsor a prize in the fundraising raffle being organised for the event, please contact the ICRO Training Officer at training@icro.ie.