Fire officer first to register for World Police and Fire Games

03 Debbie McNeill (seated) was the first fire officer to register for the 2013 World Police and Fire Games. Looking on were 2013 WPFG Chairman, Judith Gillespie, Dale Ashford, Assistant Chief Fire Officer, and Emergency Eddie. Debbie will be one of an expected 10,000 athletes and will be competing in the Ultimate Firefighter event.

Published on 18/12/2012 10:00

LURGAN firefighter Debbie McNeill is gearing up for next year’s World Police and Fire Games.

Debbie was the first fire officer to register for the showpiece games which take place in Northern Ireland from August 1 to 10 2013.

The Lurgan woman will be taking part in the Ultimate Firefighter event.

Competitors from all over the globe have been registering online for next year’s World Police and Fire Games after online registration opened at the beginning of November. The opening of registration has been keenly anticipated with an estimated 10,000 athletes from 70 countries expected to enter the games.

The online registration system at www.2013wpfg.com enables individuals to register as an athlete, select the sports he/she wishes to participate in and pay related fees. It also allows the purchase of passes for friends and family. Athlete registration and friends and family passes entitle the holder to use of public transport, entry to the opening and closing ceremonies and access to the Athletes’ Village.

While the majority of the sports are being hosted in the Greater Belfast area there are also a number of events taking place across Northern Ireland from North Antrim, to Tyrone to South Down. This geographical spread will allow visitors to experience the very best of Northern Ireland and NITB has been working in partnership with 2013 WPFG to promote the local tourism.

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