Sgt PJ O’Brien worked 35 years of service with An Garda Síochána.
A retiring Sergeant in the Midlands is being remembered for his leadership, integrity, and steady presence.
Sgt PJ O’Brien is making his retirement this week after 35 years of service with An Garda Síochána.
He served as Sergeant-in-Charge for Ballylinan, Stradbally, and Arles since 2016, making a lasting impact on the communities he served and the colleagues he led.
He symbolically 'locked up' Ballylinan Garda Station one last time marking his career.
Colleagues paid tribute to his 'years of service and commitment to public safety' on social media.
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