Air Ambulance carries out two missions in two days

The Air Corps says it has been involved in two Air Ambulance missions in the past two days.

Air Ambulance carries out two missions in two days
Sun, 16 Aug, 2009 - 13:15

The Air Corps says it has been involved in two Air Ambulance missions in the past two days.

The Defence Forces says a child was brought to Our Lady's Hospital Crumlin from England on Friday and on Saturday a helicopter flew vitally needed organs to the relevant hospitals.

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