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Photos: Fort Wayne Metals
Fort Wayne Metals have been in Mayo since 2002. It's site is based in Castlebar.
The company manufactures precision wire-based materials and components used in the world's most demanding applications.
Founded in 1970, Fort Wayne Metals employs about 1,700 people in the US and Europe.
With its Castlebar branch established 23 years ago, some employee anniversaries came up:
Paddy Bourke being presented with his 15-year-award by Scott Glaze (Fort Wayne Metals CEO and Chairman) and Michael O’Donnell (Fort Wayne Metals Ireland Managing Director)
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20 years: Declan Bourke being presented with his award by Scott Glaze (Fort Wayne Metals CEO and Chairman) and Michael O’Donnell (Fort Wayne Metals Ireland Managing Director)
Glenn Petrie being presented for 15 years with his award by Scott Glaze (Fort Wayne Metals CEO and Chairman) and Michael O’Donnell (Fort Wayne Metals Ireland Managing Director)
Paul McNicholas being presented with his 20-year award by Scott Glaze (Fort Wayne Metals CEO and Chairman) and Michael O’Donnell (Fort Wayne Metals Ireland Managing Director).
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