CRITICAL, the emergency medical response charity, has established a new team in Kerry. It now has a consultant in emergency medicine along with 10 paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs)
CRITICAL are delighted to have launched their new fleet of rapid response cars. The charity provides their teams of critical and advanced care doctors with four wheel drive vehicles to
The family of a County Limerick teenager who went into cardiac arrest while playing sport have thanked the coaches and emergency services who worked together to save his life. 13
An experienced Managing Director who received the highest honour from the Red Cross for attending the Grenfell Tower fire on the day of the 2017 tragedy has been appointed CEO
CRITICAL, has agreed a three-year partnership with Canada Life Reinsurance. The agreement aims to reduce mortality from cardiac arrests in Ireland and sees the financial services group donating €15,000 worth
CRITICAL, one of the country’s leading emergency medical response charities, has expanded its services to include a dedicated Community First Responder (CFR) group in West Limerick. Comprising seven local volunteers
Garda Inspector Niall Flood was taken to Cork University Hospital (CUH) by air ambulance after he was involved in a serious and life-changing road traffic collision while cycling in Dromcollogher
Micheál Sheridan, CEO of CRITICAL said, “Community-based and medically trained first responders are an integral part of how we as a society respond to emergencies and traumatic accidents. This partnership
Creeslough, a town in Donegal, was struck by an unexpected explosion, leaving its residents in distress. Fortunately, two remarkable individuals stepped forward to offer their expertise and aid. Our CRITICAL
Orin Hough from Carrigkerry in Co Limerick sustained serious head injuries when he was knocked down as he crossed the road in Listowel, Co. Kerry