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NAS Letterkenny Paramedic retires after 22 years

Eamonn Coll, HSE NAS Paramedic who retired recently 

Caption:  Eamonn Coll, HSE NAS Paramedic who retired recently

 

Letterkenny-based paramedic Eamonn Coll recently celebrated his retirement from the National Ambulance Service after 22 years of service.  Having begun his career in July 2000, Eamonn initially served in Killybegs and Carndonagh before returning to his hometown of Letterkenny.  

He also spent four years working on the first Rapid Response vehicle to be stationed in the North West. 

Those who know him reflect on a paramedic who “was always knowns and will always be remembered for being patient-focused.  He was someone who put the patient first and foremost at the heart of everything he did.”

Eamon is looking forward to enjoying his retirement and spending time with his wife Veronica and family, he is especially looking forward to spending some quality time with his grandchildren.   A keen fisherman and hillwalker, he is looking forward to spending more time enjoying these pursuits.   

A coffee morning was held in Letterkenny Ambulance station and colleagues past and present gathered to wish Eamon well in his retirement.