Critical First Responders in Macroom: Saving Lives, Expanding Services
Critical First Responders in Macroom volunteers complete ambulance refresher course amid surging demand. The charity, Irelands top volunteer emergency medical organization, handled over 370 responses in Cork alone in 2025, with a 54% increase in calls nationwide. The growing team, including doctors, paramedics, and community responders, is easing strain on emergency services and plans expansion in 2026. With no government funding, they rely on public donations to continue saving lives.
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