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New Public Access Defibrillator – Hali Cherrywood

We are thrilled to announce a new Public Access Defibrilator (PAD) has been installed at the pedestrian entrance between the Hunt and Galvin buildings in Hali Cherrywood! These PADs are vital for emergency cardiac situations, and help to make our community a safer place for all. Huge thanks to Hali

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FREE Hands for Life CPR & AED Training – Sept 23rd 2024

Shankill & Ballybrack CFR are holding a free CPR training event on Monday 23rd September 2024 @ 7pm in St Anne’s Resource Centre beside the church. If you have ever wanted to learn this life-saving skill, or want to practice your CPR skills, this is the event for you. Spaces are limited, so

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Mid Year Impact Report

Our efforts to provide CPR and life-saving skills training to individuals in our community have been steadily climbing, with a total of 389 people trained from the surrounding communities. We’ve also continued expanding our network of strategically placed PADs (Public Access Defibrillators) in neighboring areas, with a total of 14

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Community & Volunteer Awards April 2024

We  are super excited to share that Shankill & Ballybrack CFR has won the esteemed Community and Volunteer Award 2024 in the Community & Civic Pride category from Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council last night.  This recognition underscores the significance and value of our efforts within the communities we serve. None

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FREE Hands for Life CPR & AED Training – May 16th 2024

Shankill & Ballybrack CFR are holding a free CPR training event on Thursday 16th May 2024 @ 7pm in St Anne’s Resource Centre beside the church. If you have ever wanted to learn this life-saving skill, or want to practice your CPR skills, this is the event for you. Spaces are limited, so

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Hands For Life – Community Training – October 2023

Another 16 members of our local community trained in Hands for Life!   Sincere thanks to St. Anne’s Resource Centre for providing their facilities to deliver this training. We are astonished by the community engagement for these courses. Hands for Life is an Irish Heart Foundation course where participants learn So far this year Shankill Ballybrack Community

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