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THE FAMILY: From left, Noel McStay Jnr, Fergal McStay, Diarmaid McStay and Noel McStay Snr at the Lightvault Showroom 

Founded in Drumcondra in 1977 by Dubliner Noel McStay, Richmond Electrical & Security Distributors - REW - has become one of Ireland's most successful family owned and run businesses. The business now spans three generations of the McStay family with a turnover in 2013 of over €10m.

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