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Date: 2014-06-18 11:20:29
Lifesaving
Diving medicine
Drowning
Water safety in New Zealand
Water
Lifeguard
Irish Water Safety
Medicine
Swimming
Sports

PRESS RELEASE June[removed]For Immediate Release Contact: John Leech Irish Water Safety

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