East Cork residents fearful over ambulance response time
Residents in East Cork are outraged at the lack of an ambulance service in the region. It follows the death of a two year old boy earlier this week. He fell from an upstairs window and those who rang emergency services were told there was no ambulance available in the area. A number of serious incidents have been reported in Midleton and Youghal in recent weeks which have highlighted the problem. Speaking to Cork's RedFM these listeners say it's important to have it reinstated. Click PLAY button above to hear audio
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