Air Ambulance

Statement issued by Irish Community Rapid Response     Charity Air Ambulance launches emergency appeal for support, or it faces grounding of lifesaving Air Ambulance     Ireland’s new charity Air Ambulance service to be grounded in two weeks’ time without immediate support.   The Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR)

563 missions of ICRR ground emergency services in 2019 Ireland’s first Charity led Air Ambulance has delivered in excess of 100 missions within its first two months of service – and today launched a major fundraising appeal for corporate and public support. The new Air Ambulance is ahead of target

Issued by Irish Community Rapid Response Monday, September 2, 2019   Minister launches Ireland’s first Charity Air Ambulance service  Air Ambulance to launch major fundraising drive Ireland’s first Charity led Air Ambulance delivered 56 missions in its first month of service – and was today officially launched by An Tánaiste and Minister

ICRR welcomes commencement of operations of charity Air Ambulance service   Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR) today welcomed this week’s commencement of operations by Ireland’s first charity Air Ambulance service.   The service, which is being led by ICRR, went live on Tuesday, July 30th and has already been called

Statement issued by Irish Community Rapid Response Wednesday 24 April, 2019. The decision on when the Air Ambulance Service, located in Co. Cork, will go live rests with the Minister of Health. Minister Harris holds final responsibility to make this decision, based on recommendations he receives from the HSE National