@BADBHOYS lol you just remind me of me whenever you are happy and excited about any videos from CobraEmergency! Anyway! hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazing day today and everyday.... stay safe, protected and blessed always
@@CobraEmergency i really think that you guys are really teaching me a lot via the videos you upload and also from some of the comments here, i am REALLY LEARNING A LOT and that actually makes me "as happy as a kid in a candy/sweeties/chocolate factory or ice cream/lolly shop"! :-)
cool video! and awesome as always! i really liked it....good work guys! Anyway i hope that you all have an amazingly awesome day today and everyday.........stay and remain safe, protected and blessed always....... :-)
Ooh okay someone will have to explain how the Ambulances work in Ireland compared to the UK! Because I saw some US style "Fire Service Ambulance" in this video alongside "NHS-like" ambulances too? Does the Fire service's ambulance respond to any medical call or just fire related calls or...?
Dublin is the only county in Ireland to operate ambulances within the fire service along with the normal ambulance service the HSE they respond to all your typical ambulance calls
The Fire Brigade ambulances you see operate the same as regular National Ambulance Service vehicles, Responding to emergency calls around the city / county. Only difference is, The personnel onboard the Fire Service ambulance are also fully trained fire fighters along with being paramedics, who are primarily on the truck. FF paramedics are put on the ambulance on a weekly / monthly roster and only operate in Dublin. Every other country just have NAS (National Ambulance Service) ambulances in operation. 🚑
Dublin fire birgade opertates 14 fire-ems ambulances having all firefighters trained paramedics from academy.they responed to all 999 ems calls and for nhs like it is called nas[national ambulance service] and is country wide expect ni
I’m not surprised they were mislabeled as heavy rescues (one of them literally has a “Rescue” sign on the back), because the UK used to use the emergency tender term a lot since its introduction in the 60s, but started to drop it in the 90s and fire “brigades” became fire and rescue services, ie. they wanted to better reflect its role in non-Fire rescue operations, hence why they may have wanted make the role of the Emergency tenders seem more ovbious and not so broad. It seems if the term has stuck in Ireland however, even if the “ET” is a heavy rescue vehicle.
I love how they have the old dennis fire truck still in service
A lot of them are being replaced slowly but they are reserve appliances
I cannot contain my excitement!!!!!!!
I knew you'd enjoy this 😎
@BADBHOYS lol you just remind me of me whenever you are happy and excited about any videos from CobraEmergency!
Anyway! hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazing day today and everyday.... stay safe, protected and blessed always
@@CobraEmergency i really think that you guys are really teaching me a lot via the videos you upload and also from some of the comments here, i am REALLY LEARNING A LOT and that actually makes me "as happy as a kid in a candy/sweeties/chocolate factory or ice cream/lolly shop"! :-)
Lovely looking rescue tenders from phibsbrough and dolphins barn
Amazing video, a really cool collection 😃😃
Great as always mate 👍
cool video! and awesome as always! i really liked it....good work guys!
Anyway i hope that you all have an amazingly awesome day today and everyday.........stay and remain safe, protected and blessed always....... :-)
Thanks! You too!
Ooh okay someone will have to explain how the Ambulances work in Ireland compared to the UK! Because I saw some US style "Fire Service Ambulance" in this video alongside "NHS-like" ambulances too? Does the Fire service's ambulance respond to any medical call or just fire related calls or...?
They are the medical emergency service in Dublin
Dublin is the only county in Ireland to operate ambulances within the fire service along with the normal ambulance service the HSE they respond to all your typical ambulance calls
The Fire Brigade ambulances you see operate the same as regular National Ambulance Service vehicles, Responding to emergency calls around the city / county. Only difference is, The personnel onboard the Fire Service ambulance are also fully trained fire fighters along with being paramedics, who are primarily on the truck. FF paramedics are put on the ambulance on a weekly / monthly roster and only operate in Dublin. Every other country just have NAS (National Ambulance Service) ambulances in operation. 🚑
Dublin fire birgade opertates 14 fire-ems ambulances having all firefighters trained paramedics from academy.they responed to all 999 ems calls and for nhs like it is called nas[national ambulance service] and is country wide expect ni
@@Badbhoys very interesting.....
Lovin ya thumbnail & everything in the one video, good job 👍
Thanks! Happy to put it all together!
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Great video 👍👍
Phisboro Dublin thanks lad love your videos 🍀👍👍👍
Dublin central you see all the vehicles but be street wise 👀👀👀👍🍀
Very pro.. 😎
nice video
Next do Limerick
First love the video
Question: Are all your videos copyrighted or do you have ones that are rotary free?
oooo red ambo 3
i totally agree! i loved that one too
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 cool to hear!
Btw they arent heavy rescue trucks they are emergency tenders and one is a emergengency tender with hiab
I’m not surprised they were mislabeled as heavy rescues (one of them literally has a “Rescue” sign on the back), because the UK used to use the emergency tender term a lot since its introduction in the 60s, but started to drop it in the 90s and fire “brigades” became fire and rescue services, ie. they wanted to better reflect its role in non-Fire rescue operations, hence why they may have wanted make the role of the Emergency tenders seem more ovbious and not so broad. It seems if the term has stuck in Ireland however, even if the “ET” is a heavy rescue vehicle.
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And one time I saw to 18 year old fire trucks
Do you have a discord server? :)
interesting!
Is that a fire van or a ambulance
The yellow vehicle is an Emergency Ambulance & the Red, Mercedes Vito Van is a DO’s (District Officers) vehicle.