Ambulance crews from Republic drafted to help NI two nights in a row due to shortages

Ambulance crews from the Republic were drafted into Northern Ireland for the second night in a row last night.

Ambulance crews from Republic drafted to help NI two nights in a row due to shortages
Sun, 11 Aug, 2019 - 15:25
Digital Desk staff

Ambulance crews from the Republic were drafted into Northern Ireland for the second night in a row last night.

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