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The new device is available at the Ranger Station Car Park Photo: Sliabh Liag Experience
A new defibrillator has been installed at Sliabh Liag.
A defibrillator generates an electric shock, which is used in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest to restore the heart rhythm. The new device is available at the Ranger Station Car Park (E94 ED9V).
“We're happy to inform The Community that we now have a defibrillator machine available,” Sliabh Liag Experience shared. “We hope to install a second machine at The Visitor Centre soon.”
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Sliabh Liag, standing at 1,972 feet, is considered the highest accessible sea cliffs in Europe and receives around 160,000 visitors per year.
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