Two sick babies airlifted to Dublin

Helicopters have been involved in two mercy airlifts to bring seriously ill babies from the west to Dublin.

Helicopters have been involved in two mercy airlifts to bring seriously ill babies from the west to Dublin.

In the latest incident, a two-day-old baby was airlifted by a coastguard helicopter from Tralee General Hospital.

Earlier, an Aer Corps Dauphin helicopter took a new-born infant in an incubator from Castlebar to the capital.

The Coastguard in Dublin co-ordinated both operations.

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