Castleconnor Community First Responders - CFR Group

03/06/2026

Best of luck to the Enniscrone Show Committee and everyone involved as preparations continue for this year's show on Sunday 5th July.

The Enniscrone Show is one of the highlights of the local calendar and a fantastic showcase of community spirit.

Whether you're entering a class, volunteering, sponsoring or simply attending on the day, your support helps make it such a success.

Why not take a look through the catalogue and get involved? There really is something for everyone.

With the addition of the Big Top and a packed programme of entertainment, this year's show promises to be bigger and better than ever.

Its time to start planning your entries for this years Enniscrone Show on Sunday 5th July 2026

Whether its baking, Flower arrangements, cattle, sheep, horses, painting, dogs or poultry there is a class there for everyone to get involved!

Log onto our website www.enniscroneshow.ie where you can browse the list of classes available or pick up a copy of the show Book in local outlets.

The 2026 Enniscrone Show is gearing up to be a brilliant day out for all the family.

A Huge thank you as always to our sponsors who make this day happen! They are listed within the booklet.

11/05/2026

This video will help explain how our Community First Responder Group supports the National Ambulance Service in responding to medical emergencies within our community. 🚑❤️

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04/05/2026

🚨 Know what to do. Save a life. 🚨

This video highlights a simple but vital message:
Check – Call – Compress – Shock

In a cardiac arrest, CPR chest compressions are the most important action you can take. Start immediately — don’t wait for a defibrillator.

● Check for response
● Call 999 or 112
● Compress the chest (start CPR straight away)
● Shock with a defibrillator when available

At Castleconnor CFR, we’re here to support our community — but your actions in those first few minutes can make all the difference.

👉 Take a minute to watch this — it could help you save a life.

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02/05/2026

New Public Access Defibrillator Installed – Enniscrone

We’re delighted to share that a new public access defibrillator and cabinet has now been installed on Main Street, Enniscrone.

📍 Location: Old Church, Main Street (beside Queenan’s Checkout)

This vital piece of equipment is now in place thanks to a real community effort:
● Councillor Joe Queenan kindly purchased the defibrillator
● Castleconnor Community First Responders - CFR Group proudly donated the external defibrillator cabinet - The cabinet was funded through the generous support we received during our vehicle run fundraiser last August
● A big thank you to Sean Egan Electrical for installing the cabinet

This is another important step in strengthening emergency response in our community. In a cardiac emergency, early CPR and access to a defibrillator can save lives.

👉 If you’re ever in an emergency, call 999 or 112 immediately, start CPR, and send someone to get the nearest defibrillator.

👍 Please like and share this post to help spread awareness

📌 Follow our page as we continue to share defibrillator locations across our community

30/04/2026

Welcome to the official page for Castleconnor Community First Responders.

We are a group of trained volunteers who respond to emergency calls in our local area in support of the National Ambulance Service.

When a 999 or 112 call is made, our team can be dispatched to attend life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, providing early CPR and defibrillation while an ambulance is on the way.

Early intervention saves lives, and our goal is to support our community by being there when it matters.

We currently provide coverage across Castleconnor, Enniscrone, Kilglass, Rathlee, Culleens and Bonniconlon, and we work closely with the Ballina Community First Responders group to help ensure strong and consistent emergency response coverage across the wider area.

In an emergency, always call 999 or 112.
Castleconnor Community First Responders