A Limerick father of three - who died six times after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest while swimming - is fundraising for portable defibrillators and CPR training.
Limerick dad tells how @UL defibrillator saved him after heart stopped 6 times. For more listen to 1pm @TodayFMNews pic.twitter.com/gUy0Z16EsT
— David Raleigh (@raleighreports) April 4, 2017
46-year old Barry Long was shocked back to life by paramedics and lifeguards who used an automated external defibrillator which was available at the pool at the University of Limerick.
David Raleigh reports from Limerick:
