Conference to gauge Ireland’s emergency response capability

The Irish Red Cross is hosting a conference today to see how prepared Ireland is for a major emergency.

Sat, 10 Jun, 2006 - 13:41

The Irish Red Cross is hosting a conference today to see how prepared Ireland is for a major emergency.

More than 10,000 specialist volunteers are ready to react if Ireland is ever hit with a natural disaster or a terrorist attack.

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