Free printable · Emergencies

Calling 112 or 999: what they will ask you

Keep it by the phone. In an emergency, it has the answers ready, and your Eircode written in.

The colour sheet as it prints on A4: two copies of the card, one above the other with a cut line between, each with what 112 or 999 will ask you on the left, and on the right, past the fold line, how to text 112 and spaces for your Eircode and phone number
Where it goes
By the phone
Who it is for
Older people, Families, Carers

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  • Colour folded A6 cards

    Two cards to an A4 sheet, in colour. Cut along the line across the middle, then fold each half along the fold line, printed side out, into an A6 card with your details on the back. PDF, 1 page, 87 KB.

    Colour A6 cards PDF
  • Ink-saver folded A6 cards

    Two cards to an A4 sheet, black on white. Cut along the line across the middle, then fold each half along the fold line, printed side out, into an A6 card with your details on the back. PDF, 1 page, 76 KB.

    Ink-saver A6 cards PDF
  • Large print

    Bigger type, for easier reading. PDF, 3 pages, 68 KB.

    Large print PDF
Emergency numbers

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From safeandsecure.ie/emergency. Last checked . Sources: ECAS (112.ie); gov.ie (emergency services); An Garda Síochána; Fire Ireland.

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