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Since the 1880s, over 26,000 men and women have been employed at the Guinness brewery. For many, it was a job 'for life', replete with healthcare, education and sporting benefits. Turtle talks of the Guinness doctor who revolutionised Ireland's ambulance service, the Hollywood star who drove a forklift truck for Guinness, and why those doing "hot-work" received extra pints.
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Since the 1880s, over 26,000 men and women have been employed at the Guinness brewery. For many, it was a job 'for life', replete with healthcare, education and sporting benefits. Turtle talks of the Guinness doctor who revolutionised Ireland's ambulance service, the Hollywood star who drove a forklift truck for Guinness, and why those doing "hot-work" received extra pints.

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