National Ambulance Service (NAS)

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The HSE National Ambulance Service (NAS) is continually working to improve the care provided to HSE patients and provide much faster access to care. Innovations in ambulance service provision, such as the introduction of the Advanced Paramedic training programme and a system of up-skilling for the 1,200 Paramedics, have produced significant improvements in patient care.

🏁 Coinnigh an Rás ina Áit 🏁 Keep the Race in its Place 🏁As thousands prepare to visit Donegal for rally weekend (19–21 J...
16/06/2026

🏁 Coinnigh an Rás ina Áit 🏁 Keep the Race in its Place 🏁

As thousands prepare to visit Donegal for rally weekend (19–21 June), we’re reminding everyone to make safety the priority.

Motorists and spectators are encouraged to follow key safety advice:

⌚Leave plenty of time for your journey.
💊🍻Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
📵Do not use a mobile phone while driving – a moment’s distraction can have life changing consequences.
🚓Follow the directions of An Garda Siochana, marshals and event officials at all times.
🚧Spectate the Rally from designated safe viewing areas.
⛔Adhere to the speed limits, before, during and after the event.

Keep the Race in its Place and help make it a safe weekend for everyone. 🚗

Over 70% of those affected by heart disease are men.If you ever suspect the symptoms of a heart attack, dial 999 or 112 ...
15/06/2026

Over 70% of those affected by heart disease are men.

If you ever suspect the symptoms of a heart attack, dial 999 or 112 immediately and ask for an ambulance.

Go raibh míle maith agat to Lisa, who sent in this lovely feedback for one of our brilliant crews.Well done Ciara and An...
13/06/2026

Go raibh míle maith agat to Lisa, who sent in this lovely feedback for one of our brilliant crews.

Well done Ciara and Andrew, great to see your hard work is so appreciated ❤

The 2026 NAS Volunteer Award Winners are as follows: 🏅NAS Best Scheme Award - Buncrana CFR, Donegal 🏅NAS Best CFR Coordi...
12/06/2026

The 2026 NAS Volunteer Award Winners are as follows:

🏅NAS Best Scheme Award - Buncrana CFR, Donegal
🏅NAS Best CFR Coordinator Award - Catherine Malone, Shankill & Ballybrack CFR
🏅NAS Best CFR Volunteer Award- Keith O’Brien, Greystones CFR
🏅NAS Best CFR Instructor Award - Noel Murphy, Cloyne CFR
🏅NAS Practitioner (Volunteer) Award- Donnchadh Fahey, Waterford Ambulance Station
🏅NAS Special Contribution Award - Fred Lotty, Cork City CFR
🏅NAS Special Contribution Award - Yvonne Lesley, Longford CFR
🏅NAS Special Contribution Award – Maria Murphy, Blackwater CFR (Kells)

Nominated individuals attended a presentation in NAS Headquarters, Tallaght along with family and friends with presentations made by the Community Engagement Team.

Celebrating our incredible Community First Responders (CFRs)! This week marked the 5th National Ambulance Service Volunt...
12/06/2026

Celebrating our incredible Community First Responders (CFRs)! This week marked the 5th National Ambulance Service Volunteer Awards, a milestone dedicated to honouring the selflessness of our local heroes.

Nationwide, there are approx. 5,000 volunteers across 350+ CFR teams giving up their time to support both their communities and the National Ambulance Service. When an emergency call comes in, these dedicated individuals are often first on the scene, providing critical, life-saving care in those vital minutes before an ambulance arrives.

But their impact goes far beyond attending emergency calls. Every week, our CFRs are out in the wider community, delivering local training and empowering neighbours to develop community resilience.

To all our volunteers: thank you for your unwavering commitment, your midnight calls, and your passion for your communities. You truly make a difference. 🚑❤️

🚑 We’re hiring! Specialist Paramedic (Clinical Hub) – NRS15374There are Currently 9 permanent whole-time vacancies avail...
11/06/2026

🚑 We’re hiring! Specialist Paramedic (Clinical Hub) – NRS15374

There are Currently 9 permanent whole-time vacancies available in NAS as follows:

5 x WTE Clinical HUBS Call Centre Tallaght, Dublin
4 x WTE Clinical HUBS Call Centre Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal.

Closing date is Wednesday 24th June at 12pm

Go to ➡ https://about.hse.ie/jobs/job-search/specialist-paramedic-clinical-hub-nrs15374/

A few pictures from Helen and Gearoid's trip to the preschool in Abbeydorney, Co. Kerry this week!Of course, 4L84 was th...
11/06/2026

A few pictures from Helen and Gearoid's trip to the preschool in Abbeydorney, Co. Kerry this week!
Of course, 4L84 was the star of the show for all 18 kids.. as well as the little goodie packs Helen made up for the kids! 🚑
Massive thanks to the crews all over the country who've been busy with school visits this month ❤️

Always call 999 or 112 if you suspect a drug overdose. Sharing any information you have about what drug was taken can be...
06/06/2026

Always call 999 or 112 if you suspect a drug overdose.

Sharing any information you have about what drug was taken can be extremely helpful to our team, and ensures that the best care can be provided as quickly as possible.

Look after yourself and care for others if using drugs this weekend.

We'd like to wish the very best of luck to everyone who started their Leaving Certs exams this week.Go n-éirí an t-ádh l...
04/06/2026

We'd like to wish the very best of luck to everyone who started their Leaving Certs exams this week.

Go n-éirí an t-ádh libh!

Try to stay calm, do your best and not compare yourself to others.

More importantly, remember that whatever happens, there are so many options available to you in the future.

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The Rivers Building, Cookstown Way
Tallaght
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