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Pictured: CEO Laois Chamber, Caroline Hofman presenting the new defibrillator to Inspector Patrick Guinan at Portlaoise Garda Station.
Portlaoise Garda Station in collaboration with Laois Chamber Alliance are proud to announce that a new defibrillator has been purchased for the station.
This is a community defibrillator, similar to the one in Mountmellick Garda Station. The defibrillator is available to anyone in the community who requires its use and Gardaí locally are being trained in its use and other basic first aid techniques.
The defibrillator was purchased with the support of Laois Chamber Alliance and presented to Inspector Patrick Guinan and Inspector Joseph Culleton by CEO of Laois Chamber Alliance, Caroline Hofman.
“A great deal of background work went into the purchase of this machine and into the training provided. We would like to extend a special thank you to Superintendent John Lawless, Sergeant Justine Reilly, Judge Andrew Cody and Damian Dollard, Laois Civil Defence who were of great support to this initiative,” Laois Chamber Alliance stated.
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