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All Smiles: Carmel Lynagh retires after 40+ years of service with the Gardaí
Congratulations to Carmel Lynagh on her retirement from the Garda College in Templemore earlier this week.
The college posted the following message for Carmel on their Facebook account:
"After an incredible 46 years of dedicated service to An Garda Síochána, we extend our warmest congratulations and deepest thanks to Carmel Lynagh as she embarks on her well-earned retirement.
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"Carmel’s remarkable career included time in Dublin, Templemore Garda Station, and an extraordinary 30 years at the Garda College, where she made a lasting impact on generations of college staff and Gardaí.
"Her unwavering commitment, professionalism, and kindness have left a mark on everyone fortunate enough to work with her.
"Wishing you all the very best in this next chapter, Carmel. May it be filled with health, happiness, and well-deserved relaxation"
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