VIDEO: Longford's Garda trainees graduate from Templemore
Newly qualified Gardaí, Daniel Rogers, John Fogarty, Caitlyn O'Reilly, and Connor Casey, who graduated from the Templemore Garda College today, completed their work placements in Longford earlier this year.
Four trainee Gardaí who carried out their work placements in Longford, have graduated today from the Templemore Garda College.
Garda Daniel Rogers, Garda John Fogarty, Garda Caitlyn O'Reilly, and Garda Connor Casey were among the 207 new probationers who officially qualified and will now begin their new careers with An Garda Síochána as probationers.
During the passing out ceremony, each Garda was assigned their new station where they will take up their new posts in the coming days.
Roosky native, Garda Daniel Rogers, whose mum Anette is a GP in Longford, and whose dad Joe is a well-known undertaker, will be based in Carrickmacross, Monaghan
Westmeath’s Garda John Fogarty, whose parents Jerry Fogarty and Joanne Gilchrist are from Edgeworthstown, has been stationed in Navan.
Kevin Street Garda Station in Dublin beckons for Garda Caitlyn O'Reilly, who previously told the Longford Leader that she knew a career in the Gardaí was for her when she carried out her Transition Year work experience in Granard Garda Station at 15.
Like his colleague Garda O'Reilly, Cavan County Footballer Garda Connor Casey will also be heading for Dublin, specifically Blanchardstown.
No new Gardaí have been allocated to Longford.