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Connemara Ambulance Crisis - people's lives at risk

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Thomas Weber
8 years ago

As a tourist visitting Connemara with four young children we would like to see a much improved first aid coverage around Clifden!

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Bridie Feeney- Earnshaw
8 years ago

shocked re this I lived in Carraroe

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anna rose lowry
8 years ago

How long more should we wait, for a basic human right?

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Maureen Traynor
8 years ago

Too much of a worry not being able to depend on good rapid response care.

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Donna sturm
8 years ago

Going to live in Ierland next month

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Emergency services save lives when funded adequately. Why not in all of Connemara? Lives there count too.

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Molly M Gilmore
8 years ago

It breaks my heart. Why should anyone be denied such a basic service

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Anonymous
8 years ago

So badly needed and we should have a good servicev

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Our health systemm is gone beyond unacceptable. The idea of mass protest is not strong enough in this country. people need to march for our health.

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susanne keane
8 years ago

Ireland is such an affluent country - more finances must be invested for the health sector to stop putting people 's health at risk due to negligence and greed

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Marie walsh
8 years ago

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Disgrace that happened

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Kathleen naughton
8 years ago

Very sad hope they do something about it now

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Sorcha ridge
8 years ago

Such a disgrace hopefully this problem will get fixed very soon.

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Catherine Quinlan
8 years ago

Urgently needed

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Breege Kelly
8 years ago

We need a proper ambulance now.

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Martina Bell
8 years ago

Definitely needed in the area! Such a risk to life without it!

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Angela Turley
8 years ago

I was brought up in Connemara & definately agree that this service needs improving, to meet the needs of patients.

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Jo Fahey
8 years ago

Adequate ambulance service for Connemara North AND South. Two for each area, at least

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Aoife Keady
8 years ago

We can’t wait until the same situation arises again.