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The Irish SunFriday, 4 August 2011 Climb to save lives Thirteen men plan to climb four mountains in 48 hours in aid of a sudden heart failure charity. They will scale the highest peaks in the North, Scotland, England and Wales. One climber, Ruairi Fegan, 25, lost twin brother Kevin to sudden cardiac death last

West EchoThursday, 4 August 2011 Charity donates €15k for CRY unit Ireland Funds network assist Tallaght cardiac screening service By Mary [email protected] A FREE screening service at Tallaght Hospital which evaluates those at risk of sudden cardiac death syndrome has been awarded fifteen thousand euro from The Ireland Funds Trust.  Earlier this year, a team

Irish TimesWednesday 3 August 2011 Father (40) receives totally artificial heart LONDON – a 40 year-old father said he was looking forward to spending time with his son after becoming the first person in the UK to receive a complete artificial heart that will enable him to go home from hospital. Matthew Green, a research

Tallaght EchoThursday 21 July 2011 Memorial Cup to honour tragic footballer Ciaran.Soccer tournament will help raise funds for CRY in memory of young man who died suddenly By Mary [email protected] The family and friends of a young football enthusiast who died from sudden cardiac death syndrome last year are holding memorial tournament in his honour