Jerry McCabe's son among new recruits

A son of Garda Jerry McCabe, who was shot dead by the IRA, today graduated as one of 300 new recruits into the force.

Jerry McCabe's son among new recruits
Thu, 31 Jul, 2008 - 16:41

A son of Garda Jerry McCabe, who was shot dead by the IRA, today graduated as one of 300 new recruits into the force.

The slain detective’s widow, Anne, said he was looking proudly down on his son Ross on a day of mixed emotions for the family.

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