Air ambulance charity told to cut costs to survive

The National Ambulance Service has told cash-strapped air ambulance charity chiefs to cut their costs if they want the service to survive.

Air ambulance charity told to cut costs to survive

The National Ambulance Service has told cash-strapped air ambulance charity chiefs to cut their costs if they want the service to survive.

Health Minister Simon Harris recently told the NAS to save the Irish Community Rapid Response (ICRR) service.

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