The 10 person team based in Portlaoise recently installed a sixth unit in the town.
A group of community first responders in Laois is launching a campaign to raise money for more public access defibrillators.
The 10 person group based in Portlaoise installed a sixth one in the town recently, but is aiming to have more within a kilometer of each other across the area.
It's also hoping to assist more housing estates in installing one of their own. and for the local authority to include it as a consideration when approving new residential developments.
Event and fundraiser coordinator for the group Claire Dunne says more are needed to cater for the town:
You can donate to the Go Fund Me here
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