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It was all smiles at the retirement party of 'Jack the Builder', as the beloved security guard received a good send off from Laois business Telfords last week.
Telfords Portlaoise, a building and electrical retailer, said it was "lovely" for management and staff to give Jack a good send off, as they were joined by Jack Kavanagh's family and friends to celebrate his years of service.
In a post on Facebook, the company shared some images of the "good send off", and thanked Jack for his 24 years of service as a security man.
Jack, a well-liked man in the company, also received many well wishes from Telfords' customers and suppliers.
"We wish Jack, “the Builder” many years of good health and happiness," the company added.
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