Colette Walsh

If you're out tonight, driving home or heading away for the holidays, please slow down and stay safe. Never ever drink and drive and follow advice from @RSAIreland for safe driving tips in winter.

If you're out tonight, driving home or heading away for the bank holiday, please slow down and stay safe. Be mindful of other road users, follow advice from @RSAIreland and never drive under the influence. We will be very busy over the weekend so we appreciate your help.

Both adults and children should always wear a correctly fitted lifejacket when on, near or in water. Tides and weather can change rapidly and it's easy to suddenly find yourself in a dangerous situation. Follow @IWSie for more advice. #NationalWaterSafetyWeek

@antoabs Congratulations on your retirement 🥂🥂

So finally after 33 years I retire at midnight tonight from @gardainfo & @AGSI_Ireland …an honour & a privilege to serve this State and my @AGSI_Ireland colleagues…grateful & thanks for family support & the friends I met along the way.

Má bhíonn tú ar an mbóthar inniú, tóg go bog é agus tiomáin go cúramach.

The National Ambulance Service needs people like you to be the first point of contact for the public when they need our help. Our phone lines are our front line, answer the call today. Find out more about becoming an Emergency Medical Controller here bit.ly/3ueAoHD twitter.com/AmbulanceNAS/s…

Callout today to an injured cyclist in Ballyhoura Mts. The casualty was airlifted to hospital by HSE Air Ambulance. Well done to all of the agencies involved & the good samaritans that called for help & cared for the casualty until help arrived. With @AmbulanceNAS @GardaTraffic

When calling 112 or 999 in an emergency you can help us to speed up the process by answering some quick questions and following the instructions of our call takers. This helps us to get the information we need to prioritise your call.

#StormAgnes has arrived so we would urge caution on our roads and footpaths if you are outside today. Be mindful of each other and watch for fallen trees and localised flooding. ➡️ @MetEireann for weather updates ➡️ @RSAIreland for travelling tips ➡️For emergencies call 112/999

Are you interested in joining the National Ambulance Service as a paramedic, Intermediate Care Operative or Emergency Medical Controller? Join us at the Ploughing Championships from Tuesday 19 September in the Government of Ireland Village for more information. #GovPloughing23

@LorDempsey @carl_dempsey 💔

It was around this time 2 years ago that I got the call to say @carl_dempsey had died during Gaelforce West. There are no new memories to make with Carl, but he has left so many behind to remind us of his incredible lust for life. youtu.be/hE3HPvwUnWY?si…

@AACE_org @daren_mochrie @AnnaParry12 @NHSConfed @tracyniks @NEAmbulance @Ldn_Ambulance @OFFICIALWMAS @YorksAmbulance @EMASNHSTrust @WelshAmbulance @NWAmbulance @SECAmbulance Congratulations Anna 👏👏

Anna Parry named as new Managing Director of Association of #Ambulance Chief Executives following robust selection process, announces @AACE_org Chair @daren_mochrie. Sincere congratulations, @AnnaParry12! >> aace.org.uk/news/anna-parr…

@isda1979 💔💔💔

A year ago today The post mortem and autopsy reports of my entire family arrived in my inbox. My husband, Ed. My son, Daniel. My son, Harrison. My daughter, Milagros. All because of a fucking drunk driver. I hate this fucking world

🚑📢 With the Bank Holiday weekend here its time to remind ourselves of road safety tips. Please slow down when driving, be mindful of other road users and never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. We will be very busy over the weekend so we appreciate your help.

@heyalexfriedman So sorry for you loss 💔

Six months ago today, my best friend died. 
On our last day together, we lay in bed listening to her favorite songs as I retold her stories we had laughed about 1000 times before. I was there by fate. While our other best friend was trapped in Austin because of an ice storm, I happened to be an hour away from her in California for work. Her health declined so quickly. I rushed out of work, holding back tears, as I called one of my friends from college, who graciously drove me down to be with her. My life has looked a lot different since that day. I sleep a lot more, I cry a lot more, and after building for over a decade straight, I’m not building anything. I’ve turned down every work opportunity, and embarrassingly for the first time in my adult life, I’m not prioritizing work. My brain feels different. The way I communicate feels more raw. I want to tell people I love them more. I’m way more afraid of missing memories with the people I care about. My content looks a lot different, too. After gaining 80,000 followers in a seemingly short amount of time, I haven’t posted on TikTok since she died. I’ve had trouble posting anything too motivational or work-related. I feel like a fraud. Pretending to care about making money, or "hustling", when right now... I really don’t. Grief and loss are horrible experiences. I’ve spent so much time reflecting on what I would change about my time with her if given the chance…
I wouldn’t have missed our last vacation together for a last-minute “important” meeting that I don’t even remember.
I wouldn’t have spent so much time working on my phone while we were together.
I wouldn’t have let the rude comment someone left me on social media ruin my mood, even if just for a second we were together. Life is painfully fragile and, for some, unexpectedly short. In our bubble, where we hear people talk nonstop about what is worth sacrificing for success, I can honestly say this: don’t sacrifice making memories with the people that would be there even if you lost it all. 🤍

When calling 112 or 999 in an emergency you can help us to speed up the process by answering some quick questions and following the instructions of our call takers. This helps us to get the information we need to prioritise your call.

@HilleryCollins @UCCEMMED @NationalAmbula1 @GenevieveOHall2 @UCDMedicine @MedicineAtUL @UCC Congratulations Hillery 🎓🎓🎓

Thank you @UCCEMMED for the journey with @NationalAmbula1. Not without it's troubles and with more to do. @GenevieveOHall2 there for every journey & graduation @UCDMedicine @MedicineAtUL & now @UCC. Thank you to all who helped along the way. #KindnessMattersッ

Best of luck to all NAS and @HSELive staff, Reach Out Network members and allies taking part in #DublinPride today. Keep an eye out for the NAS Pride vehicle today too! 📍 Meeting point: Ilac Shopping Centre (Parnell Street entrance at 11am) ⌚️ Parade start time: 12 noon

On the eve of Dublin Pride, we are delighted with our new staff NAS / HSE Rainbow badge. It is intended to be a simple visual symbol identifying its wearer as someone an LGBTI+ person can feel comfortable talking to about issues relating to sexuality or gender identity.

We are experiencing a large volume of calls at this time and ask that you please be patient as we deal with the most serious injuries and illnesses first. Please consider other options as non-life threatening incidents have longer wait times. In an emergency call 999/112.