Connemara Ambulance Crisis - people's lives at risk
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Mairéad Ní fhátharta
8 years ago
Géar ghá le seirbhís ceart
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Evelyn Fawl
8 years ago
Disgraceful
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Margaret Collins
8 years ago
Essential
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Susan Miller
8 years ago
please put better plans in place to avoid delays such as these... we all know timing is key in emergencies....
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Barbara de Buitléar
8 years ago
This is a vital service that is long overdue in Conamara
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We had an ambulance service in Carna 20 years ago it was all volunteer's Order of Malta
Things were better 20 years ago
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Naomi
8 years ago
Fully support this cause and others like it.
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Theresa Mcdonagh
8 years ago
We need an ambulance service in the Carraroe area all of the time.
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Stephanie Coyne
8 years ago
We need this service, without it, we might as well live on a deserted island,
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Stephen Byrne
8 years ago
Not good enough. All children should be treated equally within the state.
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Norah Coyne
8 years ago
When my mother was dying last year two ambulances that were sent out to her were then redirected to what they called "more important cases" even though she was critical in renal failure and has since died. We waited 4 hours for the ambulance to eventually arrive, she was terrified she was going to die before it got there. TG4 reported it on the news but by the look of it nothing much has changed
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Maryann
8 years ago
It's absolutely disgraceful
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Mary Joyce
8 years ago
Absolutely disgraceful what happened last week thank god that the little boy pulled through thanks to the garda ....
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Lorraine Quain
8 years ago
I fully support additional services should be made available in the connemara area.
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Bridie o donnell
8 years ago
We need ambulance in Carraroe all the time
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Brian Tierney
8 years ago
It's only when the ambulance is for the "elite" or there families will the issue be taken seriously. Even at that they will send in the Air Ambulance and bing them to the top of the queue...Speak with your votes, remove the establishment, ignore the false promises!
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Genevieve M. Joyce
8 years ago
Connemara needs a proper ambulance service, Long delays endanger lives & are not acceptable.
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Susan Cockburn
8 years ago
Having come from a village just 2 miles from a major hospital in uk I find the lack of an adequate ambulance service for population 50 miles and more from the nearest a&e totally unacceptable and frightening especially as I’m a mother of 2 lively boys who see no danger.
Géar ghá le seirbhís ceart
Disgraceful
Essential
please put better plans in place to avoid delays such as these... we all know timing is key in emergencies....
This is a vital service that is long overdue in Conamara
We had an ambulance service in Carna 20 years ago it was all volunteer's Order of Malta Things were better 20 years ago
Fully support this cause and others like it.
We need an ambulance service in the Carraroe area all of the time.
We need this service, without it, we might as well live on a deserted island,
Not good enough. All children should be treated equally within the state.
When my mother was dying last year two ambulances that were sent out to her were then redirected to what they called "more important cases" even though she was critical in renal failure and has since died. We waited 4 hours for the ambulance to eventually arrive, she was terrified she was going to die before it got there. TG4 reported it on the news but by the look of it nothing much has changed
It's absolutely disgraceful
Absolutely disgraceful what happened last week thank god that the little boy pulled through thanks to the garda ....
I fully support additional services should be made available in the connemara area.
We need ambulance in Carraroe all the time
It's only when the ambulance is for the "elite" or there families will the issue be taken seriously. Even at that they will send in the Air Ambulance and bing them to the top of the queue...Speak with your votes, remove the establishment, ignore the false promises!
Connemara needs a proper ambulance service, Long delays endanger lives & are not acceptable.
Having come from a village just 2 miles from a major hospital in uk I find the lack of an adequate ambulance service for population 50 miles and more from the nearest a&e totally unacceptable and frightening especially as I’m a mother of 2 lively boys who see no danger.
Help needed badly
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