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Kildare-based first responders group issues important notice about out-of-service defibrillator. File photograph
A first responders group which operates in County Kildare has issued an important notice relating to an out-of-service defibrillator.
Newbridge Community First Responders issued the following announcement on social media: "The AED [Automated External Defibrillator] at Ryan’s Field is currently out of service.
"In the event of an emergency, please locate the next nearest AED — you can easily find public access defibrillators by searching 'AED near me' on Google Maps."
The group added: "Thank you for your understanding as we work to have this unit back in use as soon as possible."
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