Air Ambulance launches campaign to encourage agribusinesses to come on board

The heli-med service is expected to cost €1.55m to run this year
Air Ambulance launches campaign to encourage agribusinesses to come on board

The Irish Community Air Ambulance has launched a campaign to encourage agribusinesses to support its service. Pictured are Advanced Paramedic, Paul Traynor; CEO, Micheal Sheridan; Chief Pilot, Donnagh Verling and Advanced Paramedic James Ward. Picture: Brian Lougheed.

The Irish Community Air Ambulance has launched a campaign appealing to agribusinesses across the country to back the charity-funded organisation. 

It is inviting more than 400 companies to become supporters of the Air Ambulance which is based at Rathcoole, Co Cork.

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