22/10/2021
22/10/2021
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Garda recruits celebrating at their graduation. Stock image
Carrick-on-Shannon Garda Station will be used as a training station for gardai undergoing their final months of training.
The announcement was made at the Leitrim Joint Policing Committee public meeting Sligo/Leitrim by Chief Superintendent, Michael Clancy.
Local county councillor, Finola Armstrong-McGuire welcomed the news, stressing it would be a very positive development for the local community.
"I an delighted that Carrick-on-Shannon Garda Station has been selected as one of the offices that will be accommodating a number of Garda Recruits finishing their training. The final six months of training is spent in Garda Stations and seeing Carrick-on-Shannon recognised as a training venue gives further status to the office," she said.
"Sligo town has such already and the plans to roll out the same in Carrick-on-Shannon is very positive for the town and its residents."
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Some drawings of the Destination Town plans along the N4
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