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The RNLI recognised two of it's longest serving volunteers at Dun Laoghaire this month at a station gathering. Lifeboat Operations Manager (LOM) Stephen Wynne received the RNLI Gold Badge for more than 30 years of voluntary service, first as a crew-member and more recently as Lifeboat Operations Manager (LOM). Crew-member Kieran Brown also received the RNLI Long-Service badge in recognition of 20 years of service to the organisation that is the charity that saves lives at sea.<br />
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Mr Owen Medland, RNLI Divisional Operations Manager presenting the RNLI's Long Service Badge to Mr Kieran Brown in recognition of 20 years service to the organisation.

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The RNLI recognised two of it's longest serving volunteers at Dun Laoghaire this month at a station gathering. Lifeboat Operations Manager (LOM) Stephen Wynne received the RNLI Gold Badge for more than 30 years of voluntary service, first as a crew-member and more recently as Lifeboat Operations Manager (LOM). Crew-member Kieran Brown also received the RNLI Long-Service badge in recognition of 20 years of service to the organisation that is the charity that saves lives at sea.
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Mr Owen Medland, RNLI Divisional Operations Manager presenting the RNLI's Long Service Badge to Mr Kieran Brown in recognition of 20 years service to the organisation.