Bannon Welcomes Announcement that Emergency Aeromedical Support (EAS) service will be extended for a further 3 months
2nd June 2013 - James Bannon TD
Fine Gael TD James Bannon ( Longford/Westmeath) today welcomed the announcement that the Emergency Aeromedical Service which has been in operation for just over twelve months on a trial period will be extended for a further 3 months. The service established 12 months ago on a trial basis inorder to assess the level and type if any of dedicated aeronautical support needed to assist the National Ambulance Service, in the midlands and in the West of Ireland.
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