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Community Air Ambulance on it’s way to Ireland

Ruth Bruton June 11, 2018 Air Ambulance, Latest News

Contract signed on Ireland’s first community Air Ambulance! Ireland’s first community Air Ambulance will shortly be propelling its way to Ireland, after a contract signing this weekend. Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR) – a charity dedicated to pre-hospital care – has signed a contract with UK based Sloane Helicopters. The

Cork Summer Show 2018

Ruth Bruton June 6, 2018 Shows

For the second year in a row, we are delighted to be taking part in the Cork Summer Show which is being held on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June 2018. This wonderful family event is ideal for all ages to see a variety of stalls, businesses and activities that

ICRR Needs Your Help

Ruth Bruton May 1, 2018 Fundraising, Volunteer Doctors

Dear Friends, The volunteers who serve with Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR) are not interested in income, but in outcome: your life and the lives of your loved ones

Rapid response vehicle to save lives in Meath

Ruth Bruton April 17, 2018 ICRR Meath, Latest News

A Rapid Response vehicle, dedicated to medical emergencies in County Meath, was launched today – and is already saving lives across the county.

Operation Resuscitation

Ruth Bruton February 7, 2016 Community Responders, CPR, Volunteer with ICRR

In Ireland, 70% of heart attacks happen in the home. A 50% chance of survival from a cardiac arrest can only be achieved if CPR is administered within five minutes of the event. In conjunction with ICRR, Operation Resuscitation is a Pilot Project being run in Killarney with the aim

Get in touch with ICRR today

Ruth Bruton January 8, 2016 CPR, Fundraising, Volunteer with ICRR

ICRR are now looking to fundraise in order to roll-out our new and exciting programmes. If you are a company looking to help-out or get your staff trained-up on CPR/AED with PHECC certification. Now is your time to shine! email: info@icrr.ie for further information

A national network of 100 doctors in place by end 2015

Ruth Bruton December 30, 2015 GPs responding voluntarily, Merit 3, UCD Partnership

By December 2015, in partnership with UCD’s Centre for Emergency Medical Science, ICRR proudly met its goal of having 100 volunteer GPs operating throughout Ireland as Rapid Response doctors and supporting the National Ambulance Service. ICRR’s MERIT 3 Project upskills and equips volunteer doctors to attend to pre-hospital emergencies.

ICRR in North Dublin

Ruth Bruton November 2, 2015 Community Responders, GPs responding voluntarily, Volunteer with ICRR

ICRR has expanded its Rapid Response Vehicle service into North Dublin since November 2015. The development marks our organisation’s first foray from rural to urban operations. In this short time, ICRR Dublin has responded to over 50 cardiac arrest events with a number of great outcomes thanks to volunteer doctors

Shock-Alert

Ruth Bruton September 4, 2015 AED

ICRR have begun a process to deliver a pilot programme which will help spread our mission far and wide - right across the nation. We all have a role to play and in the coming months, we will be sharing more information on this. In the meantime, watch this space

ICRR and UCD reach new peaks with 57 GPs to date

Ruth Bruton July 31, 2015 GPs responding voluntarily, Merit 3, UCD Partnership

Our latest brief from UCD has shown that our investments in local GP\'s has grown to 57 . More to follow...

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