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‘Profound sadness’ at death of 107-year-old Second World War veteran
The Second World War veteran was honored for decades of voluntary work in Coleraine and received a British Empire Medal in 2025.
- Norman Irwin, Northern Ireland's oldest man and a Second World War veteran, died at age 107 after serving in North Africa and Italy during the war and protecting the Suez Canal.
- He was a founder of the Coleraine Winemakers Club, Rotary Club, and Agivey Anglers Association and was awarded the British Empire Medal for his community work.
- His family and local officials praised his dedication, humor, warmth, and wisdom, highlighting his impact on the community.
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‘Profound sadness’ at death of 107-year-old Second World War veteran
Norman Irwin was recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours last year.
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‘Profound sadness’ at death of 107-year-old ‘proud’ WW2 veteran
Tributes have been paid to World War 2 veteran Norman Irwin, who has died at the age of 107. Mr Irwin, who was Northern Ireland’s oldest man, served in north Africa during the war before going on to make a difference in his home town of Coleraine. He helped to form Coleraine Winemakers Club and […]
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