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A TOTAL of 151 new gardaí were sworn in as members of An Garda Síochána on Friday including some Limerick men.
Alan Lewis from Oola and Shane Stanley of Caherdavin were some of the members who were attested at Templemore.
These newly attested 151 members of An Garda Síochána were recruited as part of the 2022 recruitment campaign.
The new gardaí commenced their garda training in May 2023, and have undertaken a blend of on-line learning, on-site learning in the garda college, and experiential learning in training garda stations.
During their training these new probationer gardaí observed and assisted at fatal road traffic collisions, major crime investigations, drug seizures and helped citizens in need at their most vulnerable.
These 151 newly sworn gardaí will now take on operational responsibilities.
Se our gallery for more pictures from the passing out.
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