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Health Minister Robbie Butler and NIAS Chief Executive Jenny Keane outside RRV

Minister Butler thanks ambulance staff ahead of busy winter period

Health Minister Robbie Butler has thanked Ambulance staff for their hard work and dedication to deliver care during some of the most difficult moments of people’s lives. During a...


Minister launches new ambulances as NIAS invests in a modern, reliable and more sustainable fleet

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 59 operational vehicles. The programme...

Health Minister welcomes new Ambulance Service Chief Executive

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

Children posing at the back of an ambulance

Future Paramedics in the Making at St Malachy’s

Clinical Support Officer Roisin and Student AAP Kaitlin recently visited St Malachy’s Primary School in Kilcoo, where they received a very warm welcome from the pupils and staff. The...

New research launched into unscheduled care for end of life patients

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, found that people in their...

Congratulations to Mark Cochrane on being recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List

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 statutory Ambulance Service, commencing his...

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