Assistant Garda Commissioner appeals to court to change retirement age

An assistant Garda Commissioner has told the High Court he sees no logic in setting the retirement age for him at 60 when it was 65 between 1951 and 1996.

An assistant Garda Commissioner has told the High Court he sees no logic in setting the retirement age for him at 60 when it was 65 between 1951 and 1996.

Martin Donnellan - one of 11 assistant commissioners - is challenging the legislation which would force him to stand down from the June 7, which is his 60th birthday.

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