THE campaign to get Coastguard volunteer Caitriona Lucas’ artwork on a stamp may come to fruition before Christmas.

An Post confirmed today that they hope to make a decision on the submission before the end of the year.

A spokesperson for An Post commented that Caitriona’s artwork is among a number of projects currently under consideration by the committee.

 

Caitriona’s artwork

 

“The Coastguard, the late, brave Caitriona Lucas and her artwork are among a number of subjects currently being considered, as is the design approach. We expect to have definite word before year-end”.

The online petition to get Caitriona’s artwork on a stamp currently has just over 2,000 signatures.

One post on the petition reads: “These volunteers are never appreciated and I have witnessed what they do on two horrific occasions.

“This wonderful woman and her Family deserve to be recognised for her bravery”.

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