Air Ambulance

Charity thanks communities for uniting in support of its lifesaving service Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR), who operate Ireland’s first charitably funded Air Ambulance, gratefully thank the public for their support during the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuring the lifesaving Helicopter Emergency Medical Service can continue to save lives.   A

Statement issued by Irish Community Rapid Response   Critically needed Air Ambulance in fresh funding threat     Cancelled events and reduced donations pose fresh threat to lifesaving service   Air Ambulance needs public support now more than ever to ensure much needed lifesaving flights continue The Irish Community Rapid

Injured jockey at Thurles Racecourse shows thanks to charity Air Ambulance through €12,000 donation The Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR) led Air Ambulance, has been reduced to a five day only per week service, with immediate effect to ensure the service can continue for another six weeks. However, this cost

Issued by Irish Community Rapid Response Tuesday, November 19, 2019. ICRR’s back-up helicopter to assist Air Corps Air Ambulance    Cork based Air Ambulance unaffected by support to Air Corps service Irish Community Rapid Response’s back-up helicopter is to provide assistance to the country’s other Air Ambulance Service, in an

Note – reporting in the media that the charity-led Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR) service is moving from Cork to Roscommon are incorrect.   The ICRR Cork based Air Ambulance Service is not moving from Cork to Roscommon. ICRR’s existing HEMS service (Helicopter Emergency Medical Service) based in Rathcool, Co, Cork is continuing to operate full-time,