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06 Sept 2025
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Karen Dowling Ireland coordinator, Eamonn Victory, Sandra Byrne and Bernadette Horwell outside Victory's Centra Dunleer
Castlebellingham, Dromiskin, and Dunleer Community First Responders (CFR) Group have recently installed another public defibrillator in the mid-Louth area.
The group extends its gratitude to Eamonn Victory for providing both the heated box and a space within his premises to house this life-saving equipment.
Using the defibrillator is straightforward: simply press "C" and turn the handle; no code is needed.
With this addition, the CFR group now boasts public defibrillators at the Garda station in Castlebellingham, Victory’s Centra in Dunleer (A92 XK29), and anticipates the imminent installation of another in Dromiskin.
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