Moyle Community First Responders.

01/09/2026

Afternoon everyone.

Total number of Call Alerts in August 26. was:

Without our volunteers, this would not be possible, please support our team.

01/08/2026

Morning everyone.

Total number of Call Alerts in July 26. was:

Without our volunteers, this would not be possible, please support our team.

24/07/2026

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04/07/2026

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01/07/2026

Evening everyone.

Total number of Call Alerts in June 26. was:

Without our volunteers, this would not be possible, please support our team.

21/06/2026

On behalf of our group, Moyle Community First Responders, we would like to thank Gaelscoil an Chaistil for their kind donation.

A message from Gaelscoil an Chaistil. “We were delighted to present Juliana with the money raised during our recent Break the Rules Day, in support of Moyle Community First Responders. Juliana told us all about the vital work carried out by this life-saving service in our community. She also showed the children some of the emergency equipment and life-saving devices she carries in her response bag. Thank you to everyone who supported our fundraiser and helped us contribute to such a worthwhile cause”.

Go raibh maith agat Gaelscoil an Chaistil. 👏👏

18/06/2026

On behalf of our group, we would like to thank, Nina McAuley from the Delta Blues Linedancers on their generous donation from a number of fundraising events, that were conducted last year, also thanking Nina’s mother, Ann McMullan who has been very supportive of our group from the start of our journey.

Thanks again, Nina & Ann and the Delta Blues Linedancers.

15/06/2026

If anyone needs a hand to check or is unsure how to use, please feel free to give us a call. Happy to help.

This Check Your Defib Week, help us keep public access defibrillators available when every second matters. During a cardiac arrest, a public access defibrillator can help save a life. When a NIAS Emergency Medical Dispatcher directs you to retrieve a defibrillator, remember: Retrieve. Respond. Return. After you have responded to the emergency and you have finished with the defibrillator, please return the device to its cabinet as soon as possible. This allows it to be checked, any used equipment to be replaced, and ensures it is ready for the next emergency.

15/06/2026