Recruitment begins for part-time garda reserve

A recruitment drive for the new part-time garda reserve is underway, with advertisements in all of today's main newspapers and on national radio.

Mon, 14 Aug, 2006 - 08:24

A recruitment drive for the new part-time garda reserve is underway, with advertisements in all of today's main newspapers and on national radio.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell is hoping to hire 900 members by September in what he says is an exciting and important development for policing in Ireland.

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