Tengiz99
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Jam filled donuts all round then? 
Emergency First Aid for Bikers
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Can't seem to see the spread sheet. ( on the wifes notebook, so must be missing a programme ).
Both dates are fine
Would like to say, 'looking forward to it' but after those pics
Been looking like something like this for ages
Thanks for arranging it.
Both dates are fine
Would like to say, 'looking forward to it' but after those pics
Been looking like something like this for ages
Thanks for arranging it.
Ravenbyrne
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Adventure Rider Emergency First Aid
Ok guys, I have a small number of places left on the course that is scheduled for the 15th of this month, so please confirm your attendance. This is a very worthwhile course to get involved in and places are limited to 18 participants.
A deposit of €30.00 will be required and the balance on the morning of the course. Indeed if you prefer you can pay in full before the 15th.
So, what will you be getting for your €100.00; the fee includes your course registration, your course certificate, each participant will receive a pack to the value of €30.00 and expert training from the instructors.
A few details on what is covered.
CPR
Fractures
Road Rash
Bleeding
Burns
Helmet removal
Heart attacks
Cardiac arrest
Unconscious casualty
Making an emergency phone call, you would be surprised how many people forget how to do this in an emergency situation.
When to move a casualty
Traffic control
Guys, I just want to mention that the course fee of €100.00 is an introductory offer for this course only.
So, please contact me on 086 8370259 or 01 2722289 to confirm your participation.
Location: Prosper Fingal, Piercetown, Skerries, Co. Dublin
I will post a waypoint later
Regards,
Brian
Ok guys, I have a small number of places left on the course that is scheduled for the 15th of this month, so please confirm your attendance. This is a very worthwhile course to get involved in and places are limited to 18 participants.
A deposit of €30.00 will be required and the balance on the morning of the course. Indeed if you prefer you can pay in full before the 15th.
So, what will you be getting for your €100.00; the fee includes your course registration, your course certificate, each participant will receive a pack to the value of €30.00 and expert training from the instructors.
A few details on what is covered.
CPR
Fractures
Road Rash
Bleeding
Burns
Helmet removal
Heart attacks
Cardiac arrest
Unconscious casualty
Making an emergency phone call, you would be surprised how many people forget how to do this in an emergency situation.
When to move a casualty
Traffic control
Guys, I just want to mention that the course fee of €100.00 is an introductory offer for this course only.
So, please contact me on 086 8370259 or 01 2722289 to confirm your participation.
Location: Prosper Fingal, Piercetown, Skerries, Co. Dublin
I will post a waypoint later
Regards,
Brian
any word on the location brian
Ravenbyrne
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Sorry Frank, yeah it will be held in Skerries Co. Dublin. I'm not sure how to post gps waypoints but I will organise that later.
Tengiz99
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Sorry for having to drop out Brian, have wanted to do one of these for a while and work has intervened!
Waypoint now added to Brian's post above.
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Sorry Brian, I'm afraid I have to pull out as well . (See PM sent)
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Hi Brian,
I can make this Saturday 8th but not the 15th as I have to work every second Saturday, Ken won't be able to make either date due to work commitments sorry.
Jo
I can make this Saturday 8th but not the 15th as I have to work every second Saturday, Ken won't be able to make either date due to work commitments sorry.
Jo
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Hi Brian,
I'm suddenly available next weekend after all. Sorry to leave it so late but if there's still room put my name down.
Hi Brian,
I'm suddenly available next weekend after all. Sorry to leave it so late but if there's still room put my name down.
Ravenbyrne
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Hi Brian,
I'm suddenly available next weekend after all. Sorry to leave it so late but if there's still room put my name down.
Your on the list Denis
Ravenbyrne
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See you tomorrow
Make sure that you are all in bed early, there's a long day ahead of you tomorrow.
Don't forget 8.30 Skerries village beside the monument
Make sure that you are all in bed early, there's a long day ahead of you tomorrow.
Don't forget 8.30 Skerries village beside the monument
enjoy it, well worth it and can be good laugh
J.F. Sebastian
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Thanks to Brian and Geraldine for a great day and a really worthwhile course...now to try and remember it all.
Fred.
Fred.
Fantastic Day
Big thanks to Brian, Geraldine, Maria and Joe.
Great learning experience and I would recommend everyone to go on the course.
Good crack and great company
Big thanks to Brian, Geraldine, Maria and Joe.
Great learning experience and I would recommend everyone to go on the course.
Good crack and great company
Ravenbyrne
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Thank You
A big thank you to all that attended the course and to everyone that supported the idea, it was your help and support that gave me the impetus to bring it from just an idea to a registered, certified course. In fact the course is now registered and titled “Adventure Rider Emergency First Aid, with Remote Emergency Care Ireland. The certificate is valid for 3 years.
16 people from different clubs, back grounds gender and age took the course. It was a very long day and there was a lot covered. I know that on such a long day it can be very difficult to keep focused but I think that when we did the practical sessions you all perked up and got seriously involved, especially when it came to helmet removal, C-Spine management and dealing with the bloody bits.
I have already received emails and texts congratulating me on the course, but honestly guys, the congratulations are for you, without you the idea would have stayed that, just an idea.
Paul and Maeve from Bike Buyers Guide came along to see what it was all about, took some photos and talked to a few of us. So a big thanks to them as well. Paul is hoping to squeeze a bit of a feature about the course in one of the magazine's issues, so I’ll keep you up to date with how that goes.
I hope to run a another course soon and I will you inform of that.
I better not forget to say a big thanks to Geraldine for all her hard work, the venue, teas coffees and lunches. And thanks to Joe and Maria for there time and input in orgainsing the content of the course.
Now where’s me OSCAR
A big thank you to all that attended the course and to everyone that supported the idea, it was your help and support that gave me the impetus to bring it from just an idea to a registered, certified course. In fact the course is now registered and titled “Adventure Rider Emergency First Aid, with Remote Emergency Care Ireland. The certificate is valid for 3 years.
16 people from different clubs, back grounds gender and age took the course. It was a very long day and there was a lot covered. I know that on such a long day it can be very difficult to keep focused but I think that when we did the practical sessions you all perked up and got seriously involved, especially when it came to helmet removal, C-Spine management and dealing with the bloody bits.
I have already received emails and texts congratulating me on the course, but honestly guys, the congratulations are for you, without you the idea would have stayed that, just an idea.
Paul and Maeve from Bike Buyers Guide came along to see what it was all about, took some photos and talked to a few of us. So a big thanks to them as well. Paul is hoping to squeeze a bit of a feature about the course in one of the magazine's issues, so I’ll keep you up to date with how that goes.
I hope to run a another course soon and I will you inform of that.
I better not forget to say a big thanks to Geraldine for all her hard work, the venue, teas coffees and lunches. And thanks to Joe and Maria for there time and input in orgainsing the content of the course.
Now where’s me OSCAR
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