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Waterford Fire Station says goodbye to firefighter after 23 years
Waterford Fire Station bid farewell to a longstanding member of the crew this week.
Alan Smith dedicated 23 years of his life to being a firefighter in Waterford, according to a post on social media by the Fire Station.
Before that he was in the Irish Naval Service for 10 years where he served as a Naval Rescue Diver.
During his Navy career, he went overseas and completed a UNIFIL mission in Lebanon.
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