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In a beautiful, heart-warming gesture, Killybegs Coast Guard has mapped out a special tribute to crew member Eoghan Dorrian and his fiancée Breda on the eve of their wedding.
The tribute was mapped on the sea close to where the happy couple got engaged.
Their wedding takes place on Saturday, September 9 and the Killybegs Coast Guard Unit will be off duty for the day in order to join the celebrations.
A spokesperson said: "We will be otherwise engaged in extending our heartiest congratulations to one of our own on his Wedding Day.
"Eoghan Dorrian has been a member of KCG for almost 13 years now. Eoghan joined our team on 10th day of October 2010 - all the 10s.
"Eoghan, to us you are a gentleman, you are hardworking, patient, kind, selfless. We could go on and on but most of all Eoghan you are a great friend and we would like to wish yourself, Breda and little Daithí a lifetime of love and health and happiness on your Wedding Day.
"We would also like to share with you a small tribute to Eoghan that our boat crew charted out and tracked on Fintra Bay, just below the Ring of Largy viewing point where Eoghan and Breda got engaged."
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