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'We wish them both well in their respective roles and they can be assured of the usual high standards from the rest of the members here,' Killybegs Coast Guard said
Killybegs Coast Guard are delighted to announce that, following a recent competition, they have a new OIC and a new DOIC.
Conor O'Donoghue has taken up the role of Officer In Charge and Stephen McCole is the new Deputy Officer In Charge. Conor has been a member of the unit since 2016 and has reached the level of Coxwain, while Stephen is a Deputy Coxwain and has been a member since 2017.
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"We wish them both well in their respective roles and they can be assured of the usual high standards from the rest of the members here," Killybegs Coast Guard said. "Our future is in good safe capable hands. Stay safe lads."
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