Share I recently had the privilege of attending a graduation ceremony at Portlaoise Prison, Ireland’s highest-security facility, as a guest of the Irish Red Cross Community-Based Health and First Aid in Prisons
Share In today’s world, crises and disasters are becoming more common, concentrated, complex, and costly. We are no strangers to crises here in Ireland, from record breaking storms Eowyn and Babet last
Share Irish physiotherapist Rieke Hayes is originally from Murroe, county Limerick. She has spent years working in some of the world’s toughest conflict zones. But Gaza, Reike says, is different. Since June,
Trauma therapy reduces symptoms of PTSD by up to 30% for Ukrainians who — scarred by tragedy and loss — have fled the conflict to restart their lives in Ireland.
Highly trained Irish Red Cross volunteers perform a crucial role, both at home and abroad. Their focus includes providing urgent support and life-saving first aid to those in need.
Communities need to have the essential know-how and skills to respond in emergency situations to make Ireland a better-prepared and more resilient country.
The Irish Red Cross supports vital mental health services in Ukraine, offering safe spaces for displaced families to heal, connect, and rebuild emotional resilience.
Volunteering shaped Sarah Collins’ confidence, purpose, and passion. Now she’s leading and inspiring the next generation at the Irish Red Cross. This is her story.
Meet Pat Sheridan, a dedicated volunteer and mentor who has been making a difference with the Irish Red Cross for over 25 years.
Two years ago, Uliana was forced to flee her home in Ukraine. Now she volunteers teaching gymnastics at the Ukrainian Community Centre in Dublin. This is her story…
Discover how first aid training saves lives. Read Yurii’s heroic story of rescuing a baby and learn about the Irish Red Cross life-saving impact.
Natalia fled Ukraine in 2023. Now in Castlebar, she cares for her mother with Alzheimer’s and volunteers at the Jack & Jill charity shop. This is her story…
