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The Garda College in Templemore recently welcomed a production team from Cormorant Films, who were on-site to film scenes for an upcoming TG4 documentary focusing on the River Suir and the communities and landmarks along its path.
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The documentary, which promises to offer a fresh perspective on the river's cultural and historical significance, includes a segment on Garda College, a longstanding institution in Templemore and an integral part of local life.
As part of the visit, Cormorant Films interviewed Garda Instructor Jason Gibbons, who shared insights into the rich history and legacy of the College.
The crew also spoke with Trainee Garda Amy Ní Riada of Intake 251, who offered a glimpse into the day-to-day life of recruits currently undergoing training.
The documentary is expected to air on TG4 in the coming weeks and will shine a spotlight on the unique role of the Garda College within both the Garda Síochána and the broader Tipperary community.
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