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Leading the way as defibrillator is restored to Limerick community after vandalism

A LIFE-SAVING defibrillator which was vandalised by heartless thugs has been fixed and reinstalled in the heart of a community - thanks to the Limerick Leader! Chairman of the Limerick South City Residents Association Jerry O’Connell has paid ...

04 Apr 2018 at 15:00

Community

Woman brings life to County Limerick Boat Club with defibrillator in memory of son

THIRTEEN years ago Ann Boland’s only child, David, aged 14, died following an asthma attack. She has just presented her 13th defibrillator in his memory. Sadly there wasn’t a defibrillator when her son fell ill. Ms Boland has made it her ...

02 Dec 2018 at 06:01

Adare/Askeaton

‘Silver lining’: GAA club in Limerick receives generous donation after third vandal attack

THE ‘senseless’ vandalism of a defibrillator in one County Limerick community has led to the ‘silver lining’ donation of a new device by a local medical device firm. Just one day after a post by Askeaton GAA, highlighting the ...

11 Jun 2018 at 13:08

Local News

Defibrillator group join together to save Limerick lives

GRANGE Residents Association hope that their new defibrillator never needs to be used, but it is always good to have it on hand in emergencies. A huge crowd turned up at the launch at the old school house last week as the ...

23 Apr 2018 at 06:01

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