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Back row l-r Paula Keenan Healthy Louth Co-ordinator, Sean O’Hanlon Director Omeath District Development Association, Maureen Larkin Youth Worker Crotlieve Warrenpoint, Mark Montgomery Commonwealth Bronze medal winner and Knife & Edge Working Aware Programme, Jim Gorman Chairperson of the Holy Family Boxing Club Drogheda, Aidan Walsh boxer and winner of the Commonwealth Gold medal and Olympic Bronze medal, Carie Crawford Area Youth Worker Crotlieve Warrenpoint, John Brady Sergeant Carlingford and Omeath, Garda Fergal Battrim Omeath, front row l-r Senator Erin McGreehan, Helen Thompson Manager Omeath Development Association, Minister of State at the Department of Justice James Brown TD, Chairperson Newry, Mourne and Down Council, Councillor Valerie Harte, Members Omeath District Development Association Tony Clarke and Mark Dearey
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