Local Rugby
Cobh Pirates – Old Mobile Phones For Defibrillator
Cobh Pirates are starting a collection for 250 mobile phones which will be traded for a defibrillator.
This is a crucial piece of kit for the club and for all age groups that use the club facilities.As we know early first aid and CPR can make all the difference should they be needed.
If you, or anyone you know, has any phones (condition doesn’t matter) please donate them. There’ll be a collection box set up in the club in the next few days or contact Richie McGrath or Bridie Moloney to arrange collection.
For further info check out our facebook page or email pro@cobhpirates.com
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