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Ambulances took over an hour to respond to 1,500 emergency calls

Ambulances took over an hour to respond to 1,500 emergency calls

Ambulances took more than an hour to respond to more than 1,500 emergency calls in the first half of this year

Three cows die after crash with ambulance and trucks in Co Donegal

Three cows die after crash with ambulance and trucks in Co Donegal

A full investigation has been launched into how the cows came to be on the road.

280 ambulance crashes and near misses recorded in two years

280 ambulance crashes and near misses recorded in two years

Ambulances have been damaged by deer and even a flock of racing pigeons in recent years.

Woman left waiting more than three hours for ambulance after road collision

Woman left waiting more than three hours for ambulance after road collision

Paramedics no longer allowed to keep respond cars at their own homes

Paramedics no longer allowed to keep respond cars at their own homes

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Lives at risk without 24/7 advanced paramedic cover, says Kerrane

Lives at risk without 24/7 advanced paramedic cover, says Kerrane

Four in hospital after school bus crashes in Co Down

Four in hospital after school bus crashes in Co Down

Over 500 patients had to wait at least an hour for ambulances this year

Over 500 patients had to wait at least an hour for ambulances this year

Sun, 08 Sep, 2024

In some cases, delays of up to four hours were reported following calls to the National Ambulance Service

Woman calls ambulance for husband but ends up taking it herself after having stroke

Woman calls ambulance for husband but ends up taking it herself after having stroke

Wed, 07 Aug, 2024

Tina Doran is urging everyone to get their blood pressure checked after she suffered a second health scare

Boy who sued HSE over alleged diagnosis delay settles case for €87,500

Boy who sued HSE over alleged diagnosis delay settles case for €87,500

Thu, 21 Mar, 2024

The parents of Conor Naughton, who was then four years old, had to pay for a private ambulance to transport their son from Wexford General Hospital to Dublin for surgery