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06 Sept 2025
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An Cathaoirleach, Tipperary County Council, Councillor Marie Murphy (front centre) allong with Mattie McGrath, TD and members of the community bid farewell to Sergeant Ray Moloney last Sunday.
An Cathaoirleach, Councillor Marie Murphy, Mattie McGrath, TD and some members of the community gathered at Cahir House to bid farewell and say thank you to Sergeant Ray Moloney, Community Policing Unit, Cahir, who leaves for a new post in Thurles.
During his time in Cahir, Ray was a true model for community policing. We especially acknowledge the work of Ray and the team during COVID, when they were so good to people living alone and the elderly. Ray said that the people of Cahir and surrounding communities made it easy for him to do his job as they have a real love for where they live, and it shows in their pride and sense of engagement.
We wish Ray every success in Thurles.
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