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Paramedics from Ireland to support colleagues in the North

Paramedics from Ireland to support colleagues in the North — (PA)

Fri, 18 Dec, 2020 - 06:39

Rebecca Black, PA

Paramedics from the Republic of Ireland are set to help their Northern Ireland counterparts this weekend.

It comes as the health service continues to face severe pressure amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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