HSE mobilises support after Waterford fire tragedy
Emergency crews responded swiftly to a devastating fire in Waterford on 13 October. The HSE has coordinated a comprehensive support network involving multiple agencies to assist those affected by the heartbreaking event.
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HSE — Health Service Executive
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Emergency services were urgently deployed to tackle a tragic fire that occurred in Waterford on Tuesday, 13 October 2026. The incident left a profound impact on the local community, prompting a swift and compassionate response.
In the aftermath, the Health Service Executive (HSE) expressed deep condolences to all individuals and families affected by the calamity. HSE teams have been actively involved in supporting the emergency response and ongoing recovery efforts.
To provide coordinated assistance, HSE Dublin and South East formed an inter-agency group collaborating closely with community healthcare providers, hospital services, TUSLA, Waterford City and County Council, the National Educational Psychological Service (NEPS), the Department of Social Protection's Community Welfare Services, the Butler Community Resource Centre, the Children and Young Peoples Service, Cluid Housing, Jigsaw, and An Garda Síochána. This collective effort aims to deliver comprehensive care and support to those impacted by the tragic fire.
In the aftermath, the Health Service Executive (HSE) expressed deep condolences to all individuals and families affected by the calamity. HSE teams have been actively involved in supporting the emergency response and ongoing recovery efforts.
To provide coordinated assistance, HSE Dublin and South East formed an inter-agency group collaborating closely with community healthcare providers, hospital services, TUSLA, Waterford City and County Council, the National Educational Psychological Service (NEPS), the Department of Social Protection's Community Welfare Services, the Butler Community Resource Centre, the Children and Young Peoples Service, Cluid Housing, Jigsaw, and An Garda Síochána. This collective effort aims to deliver comprehensive care and support to those impacted by the tragic fire.
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