We were delighted to attend the Emergency Service Open Day, hosted by Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown County Council. Attendees got to see the wide range of equipment we use and meet the crews. The siren also got tested, alot!

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Despite the profound sense of sadness & loss, it was an absolute privilege to attend University Of Limerick today to witness Yvonne, Niall & Aoife collect the graduation scroll for their son / brother & National Ambulance Service 🇮🇪🚑 paramedic Ross Murphy (RiP) who is no longer with us. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

Stephen of NAS Community was in Killarney with members of the Kerry Deaf Group recently, for a workshop on improving access to Emergency Services. He demonstrated how to access the 112 emergency text service, as well CPR and using an AED while highlighting the visual markers.

Managers from NAS Operations Support and EPRR met with our counterparts from NIAS and visited the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service Learning & Development College in Cookstown this week. We plan to continue promoting cross-border interoperability in the planning and response to emergencies.

A few pictures from the student recruitment expo in Tullamore yesterday. It's always great to talk to interested young people about their future and all the exciting opportunities ahead!

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.

Spot our Community First Responder Pop-up for Restart a Heart Day at Deansgrange Crossroads! 🫀 We’re here to do CPR demonstrations, collect donations, register new members and answer any questions you might have! See you down here! #RestartAHeart #CRITICALCharity #Community

NEOC supporting #RestartAHeartDay with NAS Community in the Rivers Building today!

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Our NAS Community Engagement Officer Stephen presented Killarney CRU volunteer Bridget with a small token to recognise her incredible work after she recently attended her 1000th incident. Well done to Bridget and all in Killarney for their continuing dedication to the community

Yesterday saw the official launch of the Community Paramedic Service in Carlow. The launch was attended to by John McGuinness, TD for Carlow-Kilkenny, Dr Jonathan Jacob, local GP who has supported the service, Community Gardaí and a number of NAS staff.

Congratulations to David O’Malley of Edenderry CFR, who this weekend won the Safety & Emergency Services Award at the @voluntireland Awards 2024! We're delighted to see the incredible work done by our CFRs recognised 👏👏👏

John Joe McGowan and Finbarr Heenan from NAS recently participated in the annual cross border Humanitarian Disaster Assistance Course held at the Curragh, Co Kildare. The course is always a great opportunity to consolidate and build on the team's existing skills.

From Acorns grow big trees. 20 years ago the First CFR Group was formed in Dunlavin, Co Wicklow. The National CFR network has over 300 groups with 4000 responders helping their local community by providing immediate care to assist National Ambulance Service 🇮🇪🚑 patients rte.ie/news/leinster/…

delighted to work with HSE Primary Care Nursing Teams from across the Island Communities in the North and West regions to deliver an Emergency First Responder course. Island Nurses work closely with the Ambulance Service in responding to emergency calls on the Islands.

Last week, NAS attended a Road Safety event and demo in Fermoy, Cork. Pictured here with the group are RTC survivor Mark, and Leo, father of an RTC victim. Thanks to Paramedics Cian and Mark, and Community Engagement Officer Stephen who attended the event.

Thanks to Abbey O'Brien for this amazing art piece done for Kildare Town CFR group. We have to agree with Abbey, it takes a big heart to be a CFR volunteer and we are so thankful for all the volunteer responders across the CFR network.

Best Wishes to Con Murphy who has retired from National Ambulance Service 🇮🇪🚑 after 25 years of service. Con worked for the last two years with Pathfinder Waterford as part of the Pathfinder Alternative Care Pathways team. 1/2

A great occasion today ,but tinged with sadness as we officially open the Ross Murphy memorial garden in DSC station. In memory of all NAS staff no longer with us. National Ambulance Service 🇮🇪🚑 People of HSE