Category: Northern Ireland Ambulance Service

Health Minister Robbie Butler has thanked NIAS staff for their hard work and dedication to deliver care during some of the most difficult moments...

The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) and Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) have launched a new report examining five years of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA)...

The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service has developed a plan as to how it intends to deal with the expected winter pressures for the time...

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has officially launched 23 new Accident and Emergency ambulances as part of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service’s planned replacement of...

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt welcomes Jenny Keane as the new Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS). Ms Keane joins NIAS from...

New Northern Ireland Ambulance Service research launched yesterday, funded and commissioned by Marie Curie. The first study, conducted by NIAS and Queen’s University Belfast,...

Congratulations to Mark Cochrane on being recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List. Mark has given over 35 years of distinguished service to the...

During National Volunteers’ Week, the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service would like to extend its sincere thanks to all of our volunteers whose dedication, compassion...

Congratulations to Declan Mullen, who was recognised for Exceptional Service at 2026 Ambulance Leadership Awards Ceremony. As an experienced ambulance service professional, he has...

The Northern Ireland Blue Lights Awards was recently hosted at the Crowne Plaza Belfast, hosted by TV Royalty Pamela Ballantine MBE. Guests were entertained...