Firefighters awarded for service and conduct

Wednesday, 9 October 2019 06:07

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Three members of the Island's Fire and Rescue Service have been honoured services to the organisation.

Sub Officer Sean Murphy and firefighter Sean Bostrom were awarded Long Service and Good Conduct medals, whilst a special accolade was given to John Boyde for 53 years of support to the Firefighters Charity.

All three were presented their honours by Lieutenant Governor, Sir Richard Gozney, Home Affairs Minister, Bill Malarkey MHK, DHA Chief Executive, Dan Davies and Dr Alex Allinson MHK.

The fire service took to social media this week to congratulate the trio on their achievements.

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