A hurler from Northern Ireland has spoken out after helping to save a life on his way to work on Friday morning.
Neil McManus, who is a hurler for Antrim and Cushendall, was commuting at 7.30am on August 5 when someone on their way home to Glengormley had a heart attack in their car.
Thankfully, a shop nearby had a defibrillator and Neil, alongside a woman named Emma who had CPR knowledge, managed to help him until emergency services arrived.
