Dublin Fire Brigade - Fire based EMS system providing emergency ambulance service for Dublin 24/7/365 - Official DFB twitter can be found at @dubfirebrigade
This morning, whilst attending to a patient, one of our ambulance crews noticed smoke coming from a neighbouring house in Tallaght. The crew immediately ran to the house and rescued a person from one of the rooms. Fire crews from Tallaght and Dolphin's Barn extinguished the fire.
😬 That might be down to our little slagging the other day!!!
Maybe you’d like to drop into a station for a look around and check out the ambulances & trucks.
Might give you inspiration for the next book.
Let’s see if @DubFireBrigade can arrange?
The kettle will be on! https://t.co/bzXpZmfEpw
Today, our Chief Fire Officer, Patrick Fleming, retired. A special off-going parade was held to mark this occasion. Pat has served as our Chief for 6 years, and has spent 15 years of his 40 year career with DFB. We wish him well in the next chapter of his life.
Earlier in West Dublin, one of our crews identified a STEMI heart attack and transported the patient directly to a PPCI centre. Time of onset to surgical intervention < 60 minutes.
Always take chest pain seriously, know the signs:
https://t.co/q8W5cGuPtQ
This weekend we said goodbye to Mick Mulligan as he retires from Phibsborough fire station. A/3rd Officer Paul O'Reilly made a presentation to Mick in the presence of his colleagues on D Watch. Thanks Mick, you'll be missed 👋🏼 🚒🚑
To help with the #watershortage situation we are restricting routine washing of our fleet. Two of our stations utilise stored rain water for the filling of the fire engine's tanks.
WATCH 🎥: Paul Egan, the father of Olympic boxing champion and #Clondalkin Fine Gael councillor @kenegan30, praises the team of paramedics from @DubFireBrigade for saving his life after suffering a cardiac event. Pick up a copy of The Echo for the full story, out now!
This is the benefit of having DFB Fire/EMS model preserved for the people of Dublin. Large number of resources on scene in minutes. There are always over 100 paramedics/Advanced paramedics on duty, strategically placed around the city. Hoping for a quick recovery for all involved https://t.co/9z7CYWvgsu
All our resources have left the scene of the #Clondalkin RTC. In total 4 Fire, 1 Rescue Tender, 1 District Officer, 4 DFB ambulances and our Advanced Paramedic vehicle attended. A number of resources from @AmbulanceNAS and @GardaTraffic attended. Approx 13 people treated. https://t.co/qS58h9c1Ur
Cycling through d park tonight came across a fella who had overdosed on heroin. If it wasent for Ethan god knows what could've happend the poor chap, managed to keep him alive until emergency services came. Great to see his college work & experince paying off, what a lad
Last shift in our control centre for Emergency Service Controllers Stephen Cleary & Andy Connolly before they start their recruit Firefighter/Paramedic course on Monday. In their 3 yrs on duty, between them, they dealt with 25,000 "999" fire & ambulance calls 📱 📞 🚒 🚑
@DamienjryanRyan Thanks Damien, we’re well aware of the professionalism of our colleagues around the country. The motion this evening relates to Dublin Fire Brigade’s EMS service
Strong cross party support for our save @DubFireBrigade EMS campaign ahead of #Dáil motion tonight.
Our members full statement here ⬇️
https://t.co/gUBeJW8zUj
Tonight, my Dublin colleagues and I are bringing forward a motion calling on the govt to ensure the full retention of emergency services provided by @DubFireBrigade across the city and county.
Services provided by @DFBAmbulance are Top Class.
If its not broken.... don't fix it