Blood donations are urgently needed as stocks remain low in Ireland. We're asking to you to save a life - sign up now and make an appointment this July 🩸

Anyone with an infection can get sepsis. It can be life-threatening. Don't miss the signs. For a full list of symptoms to look out for, visit: bit.ly/4bQ7tu1

#LetsTalkAboutSuicide is a new online programme from the HSE that instils hope – it empowers people to make a difference and reminds us that preventing suicide is possible, even in the small everyday conversations and interactions that we have with others.

Every second counts when calling 999; know what to do in an emergency. 😐Stay calm 👂Listen carefully to the call-taker 🤳Always remain on the line 📍Know your Eircode ✅Follow all instructions

We get asked a lot if being taken to hospital by an ambulance means you get seen to faster in the hospital. The answer is no. Please only call 112/999 in cases of emergencies.

Thank you Diarmaid for such lovely feedback! We're glad to hear to a had a good experience even in the midst of illness. If you'd like to share your experience with NAS, or just send on thanks to the crew involved, you can contact us here, on Facebook or Instagram.

Today is World Alzheimer’s Day. Every year people around the world come together to raise awareness and challenge the stigma around dementia. Learn more about how to help: understandtogether.ie/get-involved/g… #UnderstandTogether | #WorldAlzheimersDay

#LetsTalkAboutSuicide is an online programme that instils hope – it empowers people to make a difference and reminds us that preventing suicide is possible, even in the small everyday conversations and interactions that we have with others.

Say hello to the new Autism Assistance Dogs IRL 🇮🇪🐾 puppies - including little Nas! Each of the services was tasked with naming a puppy, who at 8 weeks old have just begun their training with families around Ireland. Event held at AADI HQ in Cork with Ger O'Dea, Cian O'Callaghan and Ian Ring.

#LetsTalkAboutSuicide is an online programme that instils hope – it empowers people to make a difference and reminds us that preventing suicide is possible, even in the small everyday conversations and interactions that we have with others.

A Far right Cllr put up election poster outside St Aidan’s school in Dublin and the kids made up their own banner in retaliation. Imagine school kids reminding you no need to be a hateful vile racist scumbag. Big up to those kids ! 💚

Todays interview in the Irish Times. The Garda are appealing for other survivors of child sexual abuse in St John Ambulance Ireland to come forward, including anyone who may have information that could help with their ongoing investigation . Please share and repost #CSA

Great day out in Baldonnel airport with our graduating paramedic class #PD23D

We have two new trainees in Sligo Ambulance Station! They can't stay for long unfortunately, just here for the month and then straight back to the North Pole to work as part of Santa's medical team. 🎅❄️

Congratulations to our most recent Tallaght graduates! We're delighted to officially welcome you all into the NAS team and wish you all the best of luck in your internships in Ambulance Stations all over Ireland.

Look after yourself and care for others if using drugs tonight. Know the signs of an emergency and don't be afraid to get help if you or a friend become unwell after using drugs. Go straight to the ED or call 999 or 112 if you suspect an overdose.

With freezing temperatures expected to last for the next few days, it’s important to take care of yourself and others. It can be difficult to get around in cold weather. The golden rule is to drive, cycle or walk with extreme care and caution and expect the unexpected.

Are you interested in joining the National Ambulance Service Pipes & Drums band? Anyone serving or retired from NAS can join, regardless of where you're based. Get in touch with them by emailing [email protected]

Always wanted to learn an instrument? Make 2025 the year and join the NAS pipes & drum band! 🥁

🚑Please remember that you should only call 112 or 999 in an emergency. Being brought to hospital by ambulance will not get you seen any quicker once there. Please help us to keep ambulances available for life threatening emergencies.