The Independent showcases diverse stories, including the remarkable life of 106-year-old Norman Irwin. Recognized with a British Empire Medal for his contributions, Irwin served in WWII and later made a significant impact in Coleraine through initiatives like the Winemakers Club and Rotary Club. His recognition among the oldest honorees emphasizes the importance of community engagement and service, especially during the historical backdrop of war. Irwin's life is a testament to resilience and civic responsibility.
Norman Irwin, aged 106, expressed pride in being awarded the British Empire Medal, which came as a surprise to him at this stage of life.
Irwin served in the Second World War and has been positively influential in his hometown, establishing several community organizations and clubs.
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