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Evelyn Reddin, Head of Enterprise, LEO Laois pictured with Susan Hayes Culleton Honor Deevy. Photo: Alf Harvey
A well-known Laois County Council worker has retired after 40 years of dedicated service.
Raheen woman Evelyn Reddin has announced her retirement from the position of Head of Enterprise with Local Enterprise Office Laois.
"There has been a really strong performance in this county from our Business Support Unit this year, particularly through the LEO office," Mr Rainey said.
"I want to take this opportunity to wish Evelyn Reddin well in her retirement which is coming up soon. And to thank her for her commitment in supporting the enterprise and the business in this county.
"We have been very lucky to have Evelyn, she has been a very loyal servant to Laois County Council and to the business community in this county. I wish her well in her retirement," he praised.
Rathdowney Fine Gael Cllr John King said he "wishes Evelyn good health and happiness in her retirement".
Abbeyleix Fianna Fáíl Cllr John Joe Fennelly also wished her well.
"When I started here in 1999, Evelyn was on the old county enterprise board. Her knowledge is second to none," he said.
Best wishes to Evelyn Reddin in her retirement.
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