Spectacular supercars to go on show at East Cork Critical fundraiser 

The emergency medical response charity Critical will host the car show at Fota House on June 28
Spectacular supercars to go on show at East Cork Critical fundraiser 

Fota House event manager Becky Keating, Critical community fundraising officer Michele Hillenbrand, and Critical head of operations and standards Edward Walsh launch the car show. Picture: Alison Miles.

The emergency medical response charity Critical will hold a show featuring a range of spectacular motors, including Eddie Jordan’s 2001 Formula One car, at Fota House Arboretum and Gardens on Sunday, June 28.

The fundraiser will feature supercars, vintage and classic cars, emergency response vehicles, and demonstrations, alongside family entertainment and food vendors.

Visitors will have an opportunity to meet with local gardaí, members of the fire service, emergency responders, and Critical volunteers working on the frontline.

Established in 2009, Critical has a network of more than 300 responders active across Ireland who are alerted to life-threatening emergencies by the National Ambulance Service.

Funds raised through the Fota event will help to continue its vital work.

In 2024 and 2025 alone, Critical volunteers responded to 3,330 serious and life-threatening emergencies.

For more information about the charity or to make a donation, visit https://criticalcharity.ie.

 

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