Christ,this is shocking.I met him with fellow great Tomás Mulcahy HomeOfHurling last Sunday.He was in great form & we had a few mighty hop balls. The greatest dual player of them all! RIP Teddy. Nī raibh do leithéid ann riamh. Sympathies to his family & beloved Sars

Great workout for this panel of Cork GAA u14 North / East Hurlers, qualified today top of their group for Tony Forestal, playing Kilkenny, Waterford and Kerry along the way. Cork Gaa Coaching & Games REBEL ÓG NORTH Avondhu GAA Duhallow GAA CBS Charleville: An Edmund Rice School @GDACrowley Imokilly GAA

Fantastic morning training, organised by Cork City First Responders and Order of Malta #Carrigaline. Great to meet groups from across the region as well as colleagues from National Ambulance Service 🇮🇪🚑 NAS Community well done to everyone involved. ❤️ CFR Ireland ❤️

What a day we had for our joint exercise with over 100 volunteers from 28 different organisations coming together in a learning environment. Many thanks to everyone that attended 👏👏

Delighted to attend the interagency voluntary service training excerise in Cork City this weekend. Organised by Cork City First Responders & Order of Malta Carrigaline, with support from NAS, our team delivered workshops on a range of pre-hospital topics designed to support each clinical level.

Well done to students Cormac Bresnan, Gary McAuliffe, Donal Forde, Aidan Liddy, Shane Lynch & Daniel Collins who played in the Tony Forristal U14 intercounty tournament in Waterford. They put in some great performances but lost the Shield Final to Kilkenny.

Monday 16th October is #RestartAHeart around the globe. In the event of a cardiac arrest, remember: - Check ⚠️ - Call 📞 - Compress 💪 - Shock ⚡ #CPR #cardiacarrest #CheckCallCompressShock

Tonights exercise will involve airline personnel based at Cork Airport, the IAA, Gardaí, Cork City Fire Brigade, The National Ambulance Service and the HSE. There will be no impact to the Flight schedule and there will be no exercise activities in the terminal building.

Each year in the UK, 1000s die from cardiac arrests who could survive if they had early CPR and defibrillation. But defibrillation availability is very limited. So if you can afford it, why do I think you should buy one? For the same reason you’d buy a fire extinguisher or a

Want to learn a new skill this year? Why not make it something that could save a life and learn CPR with your local Community First Responder group. Find out more at becomeacfr.ie

With 70% of cardiac arrests happening in the home , chances are it will be a loved one or someone you know who you will need perform CPR on. Little did paramedic Kieran Minihane know that at a family wedding he would find himself resuscitating his sister Eithne in her hotel room.

It takes a system to save a life, be part of that system! 🔸Learn CPR 🔸Be familiar with local AEDs 🔸Register your AED 🔸Join a local CFR scheme 🔸Set up your own CFR scheme 🔸Be a lifesaver in your community 🔸becomeacfr.ie 🔸nationalambulanceservice.ie/community/aed/ 🔸[email protected]

Community First Responders (CFR) are volunteers who are trained to attend certain types of emergency calls in their communities. They aim to get there in the first vital minutes before the ambulance crew arrives. Find out more here➡️becomeacfr.ie

Well done to CHARLEVILLE GAA u15 hurlers who were honored at the Rebel Og banquet in silversprings . #feile. #hurling.

In some cases, dispatching a first responder scheme is the most appropriate response. Registered Community First Responders (CFRs) are linked to the National Ambulance Service’s call taking/dispatch function. Find out more at becomeacfr.ie

NAS dealt with over 39,000 emergency 999 calls in December 2024 only, we expect these numbers to rise to 40,000 this December. Before calling an ambulance or arriving at a hospital ED, first consider Self Care, Pharmacy, GP Surgery, Injury Units or the Out of Hours GP Service.