The Irish Blood Transfusions Service Are Calling On People To Donate Blood If Possible

Sunday, 29 December 2024 10:35

By Emma O'Connor

There are Clinics across Kildare, both in Naas and Maynooth.

The Irish Blood Transfusion Service says the holiday season is a challenging period for its services.

10-thousand blood donors are needed over the Christmas period, to maintain hospital operations.

There are Clinics across Ireland including Co. Kildare, where you can find them in Naas and Maynooth.

O negative, A negative and B negative are currently in short supply.

Paul McKinney, Operations Director of the IBTS, is urging people to donate.

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