Order of Malta Ireland - Ambulance Corps - Tramore Unit

30/05/2026

Day 2 of races at Tramore Racecourse members of Tramore Unit and Order of Malta Ireland Ambulance Corps - Waterford Unit

(Not pictured Gareth, John & Derek)

29/05/2026

A beautiful sunny evening seaside for the first of two days of races at Tramore Racecourse with our colleagues from Order of Malta Ireland Ambulance Corps - Waterford Unit

Thanks to JJ, Derek, Kieran, John and Grainne for volunteering today

24/05/2026

A beautiful day in Tramore at the 2026 Bike Gathering supporting a wonderful charity Blood Bikes South East.
A huge turnout on a fantastic day seaside.

Thanks to the volunteers for giving up their time to provide medical cover for the public.

22/05/2026

We are delighted to receive grand funding from Waterford City and County Council through the Climate Action funding with our neighbours and partners Tramore Community Care - Meals on Wheels and Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens Tramore

The funding will help us to upgrade aspects of our building to ensure our volunteers continue to have top class facilities into the future.

19/05/2026

A great night training with our ambulance corps members. Great to see so many of our younger and newer members engaging so well tonight.

We started the night with a presentation from Tanya, Kayla and Brid on their recent trip to Lourdes with Order of Malta.

This was followed by scenarios of a medical emergency, a leg fracture and a cardiac arrest.
While another group practiced ambulance operations and use of radios.

Thanks to Con, Tanya, Lorna, Kieran and Derek for facilitating the night.

18/05/2026

This week is where all are celebrated. While we would love to tell you about all our thousands of amazing volunteers who give up their time and skills so generously to their community, today we want to give a shout out to the Community First Responder group from Order of Malta Ireland - Ambulance Corps - Tramore Unit

Made up entirely of volunteers who respond to emergencies in their community, to end of April they have:
🚨 Responded to 36 call outs including to patients experiencing cardiac arrest, chest pain, strokes, and trauma
💛 Two ROSC (Return of Spontaneous Circulation), meaning their intervention lead to someone in cardiac arrests heart starting again
🚑 Demand for their assistance is increasing with more than three times as many calls responded to in April than January

Well done to all in Tramore for continuing to serve your communities - ,

12/05/2026

Our volunteer community first responders are back training tonight honing their skills to be prepared for all emergency calls

10/05/2026

Our volunteers were on the road early this morning for Carlow Cycling Club Youth Road Races

09/05/2026

We are delighted to be able to assist with a really special transport today up and back to Dublin for a local family, so a member of the family could attend a special event locally for the day.

Thanks to John, Greg and Tanya for giving up their time today

06/05/2026