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Brian Rohan tells the story of his dad's death
As part of National Farm Safety week, Brian Rohan the co-founder of Embrace FARM, has told the story of how his dad died in an accident.
Brian’s father Liam passed away after sustaining a head injury while working on machinery. He said three seconds could have saved his father's life.
As part of National Farm Safety week, we visited Brian Rohan of Embrace FARM. Brian’s father Liam passed away after sustaining a head injury while working on machinery.
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This series is being run in conjunction with @farmersjournal as part of our Safe Family Farms initiative pic.twitter.com/Yh4vL3gF8x
ESB Networks is running a series of stories about in conjunction with The Farmers Journal as part of its Safe Family Farms initiative.
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