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Organisation Committee: Michael Coleman, Seamie Moore, Peter Origan (ONE), Michael Devereaux, Johnny Sweeney, Jim Brady
Twenty-five years ago last on Thursday, September 21 marked the closing of Devoy Barracks, Army Apprentice School, Naas.
On the 4th of May 2022, the old gates of Devoy Barracks were unveiled after the restoration and fitted to the rear of the Arch Way at Aras Cill Dara.
Over 500 past students and staff returned for this momentous occasion.
Proceeds left over from the event were presented to the HQ Organisation of National Ex-Service Men & Women.
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