A shock to the heart

# 18

Posted: 16/02/2008 18:33

HeartsaverAED training is now provided every Friday in Swords by LTS First Aid Specialists. Irish Heart Foundation Training Site. 087 4170927
www.lalortraining.ie

# 17

Posted: 22/03/2007 14:22

AED Training is provided by ILS Training. Irish Heart Foundation Registered Training Site 01-4939305

# 16

Posted: 09/11/2006 22:10

This is meant to be a discussion group not a market!
Quit the promotions lads, if a defib is needed for any area, if the groups that want it cannot source it themselves there is no hope for them using it!

# 15

Posted: 09/11/2006 11:19

AED Training is provided by LTS First Aid Specialists 0874170927. www.lalortraining.ie

# 14

Posted: 13/02/2006 12:29

Safety Ireland provide weekly AED training and have trained the Dublin Community Groups, contact 1850 555 999

# 13

Posted: 10/02/2006 13:20

AED training is provided by Berrick Occupational First Aid Resources 087-2399314 - Pat

# 12

Posted: 09/02/2006 22:56

A brilliant invention.It would be
terrific if each family had one
in their home. If some of the money that is made from National
Lottery was put into the cost of each purchase,then it would reduce
the cost to each family.

# 11

Posted: 15/11/2004 10:29

Monaghan Shopping centre have just installed a defibtech lifeline AED defibrillator. They had the launch on Saturday 13th November 2004. Lets hope more of these lifesaving devices are put into the community.

# 10

Posted: 02/11/2004 22:08

Where can I train to become a first responder?? I live in Co Galway

# 9

Posted: 27/04/2004 16:01

The best value AED is 1650+vat.

# 8

Posted: 23/04/2004 17:05

i have come accross 2 type of defibrilators which are price vastly differently. One is for 2000eur incl vat the other is 4000eur incl vat.
any idea whats the difference in these items and what are the most important features to consider when choosing a defibrilator for use in non medical enviroment. ie Golf/GAA Club.

# 7

Posted: 29/02/2004 14:33

The company I work for Safety Ireland (http://www.safetyireland.com) provide training in the use of defibrillators for members of the public.

We have installed defibrillators here in Ireland in offices, hotels, sports centres for use by trained members of the public. Callsave 1850 555 999.

# 6

Posted: 16/08/2001 18:55

Members of the public should be trained how to use a defibrillator, and every public place should have one. They're easy to use and when seconds count knowing what to do can save lives!

# 5

Posted: 17/07/2001 15:08

I would agree that this is an excellent idea but from experience you still have to have joe public being able to perform CPR. I would hate to think that people would get the idea that this replaces CPR, it doesn't, they both work in tandem

# 4

Posted: 11/07/2001 10:16

Excellent idea. Anything that saves lives is well worth investing in!

# 3

Posted: 10/07/2001 23:38

This is a brilliant idea. it will save so many lives

# 2

Posted: 10/07/2001 17:08

My Dad died on the street from a
massive heart attack. He fell flat
on his face and nobody helped him.
He was dead on arrival at the Mater
Hospital so they could not do anything to revive him.

# 1

Posted: 09/07/2001 13:38

Training in AED's is available now for hotels, sports halls, factories , shopping centres, etc. There are Irish Heart Foundation approved training sites.