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History made with all-female Coastguard crew

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By Louise Walsh
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Jean O'Reilly and Sue McKinney with Gerry Kelly History was recently made at the Drogheda Coast Guard unit when Sue McKinney, Jean O’Reilly, and Charlotte McDade formed the service's first-ever all-female boat crew. Appearing on LMFM’s Light Lunch, McKinney and O’Reilly reflected on the milestone and the vital, fast-paced work of the volunteer rescue team.
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Jim honours promise to take first pint after Mayo win

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By Louise Walsh
| LMFM
All News Extra Jim McGovern (R) with bar owner Johnny Walsh Jim honours first pint promise after Mayo win By: Louise Walsh A life-long pioneer has kept his promise - that he would take his first pint when Mayo won an All-Ireland GAA final! Jim McGovern downed a pint of Guinness in a pub run by a Kerry man on Saturday night as dozens of locals cheered on in M&F's Bar in Kingscourt, Co. Cavan where Jim has lived for many years.
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Lack of specialised pursuit training 'bugbear' for garda

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By Louise Walsh
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After his retirement, he became a training director with the Institute of Advanced Motorists of Ireland. He also laments the fact that driving training was moved away from the streets of Dublin to Templemore in Tipperary. "I was an instructor for 21 years and there wasn't a year there that driving pursuits wasn't a point of discussion," he said.
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