Clonakilty Area Community First Responders Group

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Clonakilty Area Community First Responders Group We are Clonakilty Area Community CFR Group, all volunteers from the community.

Our group is linked to the National Ambulance Service and when tasked we respond to an emergency in the area involving chest pain, cardiac arrest, stroke or choking.

Happy World Heart Day from all of us Clonakilty Area Community First Responders Group ❤️❤️❤️❤️
29/09/2026

Happy World Heart Day from all of us Clonakilty Area Community First Responders Group ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Our volunteer Brian teaching CPR skills this morning in Clonakilty GAA Sports & Leisure Complex Many thanks to Clonakilt...
26/09/2026

Our volunteer Brian teaching CPR skills this morning in Clonakilty GAA Sports & Leisure Complex
Many thanks to Clonakilty GAA Club & Clonakilty Camogie Club for the invite to be their charity partner for their Mini All Irelands Hurling & Camogie competitions
Clonakilty Notice Board National Ambulance Service (NAS)

Thanks to Clonakilty GAA Club & Clonakilty Camogie Club for choosing us as their charity partner for their Mini All Irel...
25/09/2026

Thanks to Clonakilty GAA Club & Clonakilty Camogie Club for choosing us as their charity partner for their Mini All Irelands Hurling & Camogie competition tomorrow at Clonakilty GAA Sports & Leisure Complex
Come and say hello to our volunteers tomorrow if you are in Ahamilla.

We would like to take this opportunity to wish Martin Downey  all the best in his next chapter.We are fortunate to have ...
31/08/2026

We would like to take this opportunity to wish Martin Downey all the best in his next chapter.
We are fortunate to have an National Ambulance Service (NAS) base in Clonakilty with dedicated caring crews, thank you Martin Downey for the care, compassion and dedication you gave to patients and their families down through the years.

Paramedic Martin Downey, Clonakilty has retired from the National Ambulance Service.

Martin served at Clonakilty Ambulance Base for over 21 years having previously served as a Fire Fighter with Clonakilty Fire Service for 18 years, a remarkable dedication to the emergency services in West Cork.

Pictured with Martin on his final day at work are Kevin O’Sullivan, HSE Ambulance Service, Olive Murphy, Des Grennan, Terry Phair and Martin Haughney.

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Would you know what to do if someone collapsed in the street in front of you?
15/08/2026

Would you know what to do if someone collapsed in the street in front of you?

Ordinary people can become the first link in a lifesaving response meaning community resuscitation is the vital initial response before the ambulance arrives

An update since we went live on 27th April. ❤️ National Ambulance Service (NAS) ❤️ Clonakilty Notice Board ❤️
06/08/2026

An update since we went live on 27th April. ❤️ National Ambulance Service (NAS) ❤️ Clonakilty Notice Board ❤️

Thank you so much to everyone Clonakilty Community Resource Centre for the generous support,  much appreciated and will ...
24/06/2026

Thank you so much to everyone Clonakilty Community Resource Centre for the generous support, much appreciated and will be evident in our community. Thanks to Caroline and Sinéad Crowley and everyone who contributed.

Our sincere thanks to Chairperson, Noel White, of Clonakilty Area Community First Responders Group for visiting us here in the Centre recently.

Speaking about this wonderful voluntary group, Noel told us about the services they are providing in the community and reminded people to always ring 999 or 112 in an emergency. He also advised us to know our Eircode or have it in a location we can easily access.

A donation was made to the Group on behalf of the Centre which included contributions from our visitors and friends too.

Best wishes to all the volunteers involved and thank you for what you are doing 💚❤️

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Thank you so much to Scoil na Buachaillí Clonakilty for such a generous donation , thank you to students, parents and st...
24/06/2026

Thank you so much to Scoil na Buachaillí Clonakilty for such a generous donation , thank you to students, parents and staff for supporting ❤️ Clonakilty Area Community First Responders Group it is much appreciated and will be evident in our community. Thanks to Mrs. Harte and Ms. Fitzmaurice for their support.

23/06/2026

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With the good weather forecast for the next few days and the probability of a busy Inchydoney beach, Inchydoney Lifeboat " Réalt na hInse " will carry out water patrols between 14.00 and 19.00 today, in line with crew availability.
Please be aware there will be no Lifeguards on duty until the weekend , which means no flags, no Lifeguard presence on the east or west beaches, no first aid at the Lifeguard station which will be closed.
Inchydoney Lifeboats IRB (Inshore Rescue Boat) will patrol and offer advice to swimmers, whom we consider to be in possible danger or areas unsuited to swimming.
Please follow this advice in the interest of water safety for all.
Please do not swim in the eastern or western channels.
Inflatables are not welcome at Inchydoney.
Please supervise children around the water.
Let's all enjoy the good weather, water and beach safely.
If you see anyone in trouble at the coast or in the water do not hesitate to dial 999 or 112 and ask for the Coast Guard.
Safety 1st always on or near the water.
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