Ambulance service denies it took 50 minutes to reach Killarney scene

The National Ambulance Service has rejected a claim that it took 50 minutes after receiving an emergency call for an ambulance to reach an ill man.

Ambulance service denies it took 50 minutes to reach Killarney scene

Marie Leen, from Killarney, Co Kerry, made a 999 emergency call after seeing the man leaning against a wall and holding his chest, with sweat pouring from his brow, in Killarney, on Sunday afternoon.

She maintained about 50 minutes elapsed before the ambulance arrived.

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