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Save Dublin's Ambulance

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Louise O Farrell
9 years ago

We cannot lose this wonderful service that the highly trained crews of Dublin Fire Brigade provide to the people of Dublin. Owen Keegan must NOT be let destroy this service!.. LIVES WILL BE LOST if he gets his way. This is a very dangerous game he's playing... and he's playing with you and your families lives.

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Andrew Laste
9 years ago

Support

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Sean Dineen
9 years ago

Do the right thing ,leave it with DFB

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Siobhan Carroll
9 years ago

best of luck.

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Shona faye
9 years ago

The hse is a joke as it is the dfb an the ems is vital

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Jack O Toole
9 years ago

Dfb is the lifeblood of the capital. Without them and the amazing service they provide, countless people will die.

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Shona maloney
9 years ago

Ems and dfb go hand in hand

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Stephen Brazil
9 years ago

Save the DFB/EMS

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Anne O'brien
10 years ago

they provide a vital professional servicentre to Dublin

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matthew kelly
10 years ago

best service worldwide only needs funding, population is expanding

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Bryan Schlotterback
10 years ago

Stand firm DFB!

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Killian
10 years ago

The Dublin fire brigade should take over the overall ambulance service, the HSE is a joke.

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Alessandro Terno Cussigh
10 years ago

is one of the best emergency service in europe

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Colm Jones
10 years ago

Let's do the right thing!

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Barry Doyle
10 years ago

Keep the HSE away from our Fire Bridgade and anything else to do with saving lives

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Theresa ONeill
10 years ago

Great service by dedicated men and women

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Lynn Margiotta
10 years ago

Why try to fix something that is not broken. Great service, great men.

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Joseph Barry
10 years ago

The ability of Dublin Fire Brigade crews to perform Paramedic duties as well as pumping water at fires is very useful. This summer, I had to dial 999 for an Ambulance because a man collapsed on a Dublin Bus, almost directly outside Donnybrook Fire Station. Fire Brigade Ambulance Control told me that the local Ambulance was already busy out on a call. However, they sent a fireman out on foot with a huge First Aid bag, and he was able to help. If we had been waiting for an Ambulance, help might have arrived after only 23 minutes instead of just 3 minutes.

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edward quinn
10 years ago

Great job you all do

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Bláthnaid Heffernan
10 years ago

Amazing service that needs to be kept