CRP Instruction Evening
The Michael Linehan Heartsafe Killarney Group + Killarney Cardiac Response Unit/Killarney First Responders have come together to present a special night of instruction for us on CPR [Cardio [...]
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Heartbeat Killarney Kerry is a voluntary Cardiac Support Group for those with heart disease or who have had a cardiac event or stroke in their lives.
Run by heart patients and carers, its objective is to help people to return to living as full a life as possible.
Sharing any worries you may have about your heart with others who have experienced the same things can help remove fear and stress you may be experiencing.
We have information and support available that will help you to make the best plan for your heart. There is support here for YOU.
Heartbeat Killarney Kerry Cardiac Support Group meets on the last Tuesday of every month (except December) at 8pm at our new meeting place at the Community Meeting Room which is located beside the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney, V93 WN32.
Membership of the support group is free.
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Parkinson's Association in Ireland In co-operation with the Kerry Community Work Department, HSE invite you to attend a Kerry Parkinson's INFORMATION EVENT on Thursday, 30th of November, 2023 from 6.30pm-8pm at The Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee.
A variety of information stands will open at 6.30pm, along with refreshments.
Speakers will start at 7pm.
This is a free event open to people affected by Parkinsons, their friends, families and wider community.
For more information contact Deirdre on 066 719 5637 or 087 188 0808 or email deirdre.kearin@hse.ie.
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Information available tomorrow on cancer care and prevention at@sheahanspharmacy Killarney
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Nurses will be available at the Marie Keating Foundation mobile unit outside Sheahan’s Pharmacy on Main Street in Killarney tomorrow Thursday November 16th from 11am until to 3pm. They will be available to talk to anyone, female or male, that might have a medical issue that is causing stress or worry.
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This Thursday [16th] Nurses from the Marie Keating Foundation will be available for advice to female or male from 11am until 3pm at Sheehan's Pharmacy Main Street. If you have a health issue that is causing stress or worry call in to see them. "A trouble shared is a trouble halved"
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The Nurses will be in the special Marie Keating vehicle which will be parked opposite Sheehan's Pharmacy on Main Street.
HeartBeat was at the Ageless Road Show at the Ballyspillane Family Resource Centre today.
Ballyspillane Community and Family Resource Centre is putting on a series of meetings and talks to offer older members of the community a chance to meet people from organisations that will enhance their lives, and we were delighted to be there today as part of it.
The roadshow is held in Ballyspillane CFRC the first Tuesday of every month from 12.30pm-2pm.
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We are doing amazingly well in the current Tesco Community Fund as a beneficiary.
Thanks to all our blue chip supporters for your kind donations!
We appreciate you! 👏👏❤️
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Anyone that ventured out to last night’s meeting (and there were a few intrepid souls) were not disappointed! Mark Costello of AA Fire Safety Group gave a talk full of safety tips and advice how to stay safe if fire starts. 🔥🔥🧯
There were practical demonstrations and people got to use an extinguisher hands on and were shown how to extinguish a fire through virtual means.
Thanks Mark for your invaluable presentation! 👏🏻👌🏼
As technology advances old equipment becomes redundant. When last did you get your house fire equipment checked? Get in touch with the team at AA Fire Safety Group for advice or visit their website www.aafiresafety.ie for more information.
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