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Emergency Services Day marked in Mid and East Antrim

Mayor of Mid and East Antrim Alderman Beth Adger MBE with guests at the 999 Emergency Services Day event in Ballymena. Included are Richard Reade DL (fourth from left) and Rev. Andy Moore (fifth from right) with representatives of the emergency services and local elected representatives.

Mayor of Mid and East Antrim Alderman Beth Adger MBE with guests at the 999 Emergency Services Day event in Ballymena. Included are Richard Reade DL (fourth from left) and Rev. Andy Moore (fifth from right) with representatives of the emergency services and local elected representatives.


The Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Beth Adger MBE, has praised the work of the emergency services at a special event in Ballymena.


The Mayor hosted the annual Emergency Services Day event - held on 9 September this year - at the Braid in Ballymena.



She praised the selfless men and women who serve in the emergency services and reflected on those who had lost their lives trying to save others.


The 999 prayer was delivered by Rev. Andy Moore of St. Patrick’s Church, a trained paramedic, and the Deputy Lieutenant for County Antrim, Richard Reid DL, also spoke to the gathering.



Among those who attended were representatives of the community policing team from the PSNI, the Fire and Rescue Service and RNLI - while local Councillors were also present to show their support.


Following the event the Emergency Services Flag was raised at Ballymena, Carrickfergus and Larne civic buildings.

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