As part of its Community Initiative Fund, the Bon Secours Health System – new corporate sponsor of BUMBLEance – recently presented €10,000 to the world’s first and only fully interactive, Continue Reading →
Have you planned your event yet to celebrate the 2017 International Epilepsy Day on 13 February? This global event is held annually on the second Monday of February to promote Continue Reading →
The Gardaí have again joined forces with the PSNI for their annual cross-border Christmas Drink Driving campaign on the N14 at Lifford/Strabane border.
The first Garda Armed Support Unit for Dublin, equipped with high-powered cars and modern firearms, has been launched to help tackle a surge in gangland crime, including the ongoing feud Continue Reading →
A new EMS-equipped chopper, which has been leased to Australia’s largest aeromedical charities LifeFlight, will now support emergency medical services, in addition to search and rescue missions in Queensland. “We Continue Reading →
New Zealand Fire Service, the National Rural Fire Authority and the country’s 38 rural fire authorities are due to be amalgamated into a single unified organisation by 1 July 2017, Continue Reading →
When the police, fire brigades or ambulances need to respond quickly to an emergency call, accurate information about the caller’s location is crucial to helping them arrive in time to Continue Reading →
Next year’s European Emergency Number Association (EENA) Conference in April in Budapest will bring together emergency services, public authorities, researchers and industry representatives from all around the world to foster Continue Reading →
Taking place on Wednesday 7 September at Dublin’s Mansion House, the agenda for this year’s Cyber Threat Summit aims to educate and inform senior executives and provide a practical understanding of cyber threat Continue Reading →
A new educational app that allows users to take on the role of a pilot, doctor or paramedic to undertake life-saving missions in a race against the clock has landed Continue Reading →