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This annual Gardda memorial day was described as a particularly influential days after only a service officer was killed.
Garda Kevin Flatley died last Sunday after he was shocked by a motorcycle at the speed checkpoint in Ko Dublin.
President Michael de Hegzins, Tuzic Michel Martin and Tanist Simon Harris were among the crowds of mourners who attended the 49 -year -old funeral ceremony in Blaberghan on Friday.
On Saturday, Garda Flatley’s parents were among those who attended the annual Memory of Garda in Dublin Castle.
Justice Minister Jim Oakhan described today as “particularly influential” after Garda Flatley’s last loss.
He said: “My direct thoughts are with his wife Ona, their two children, Ayouv, Arain, his parents, his family, and his friends.”
“I offer their condolences again to them at this very sad time.
“I also offer my condolences to the men and women with which Garda Flati worked in the police station, and indeed all his colleagues in the wider Garda family.”
“The spirit of Garda Siwana,” said Garda Flatley.
“He worked in the service of those who lived side by side,” he said.
“I am very aware that Garda Flati died while doing what Gardei is doing every day throughout the country, and he works to keep us safe. His death is a blatant reminder to all of us of the very real dangers that we are a member of Garda Seuchana.
“Today is an opportunity for us to remember and get to know the self -denial and the courage of those who left, and the brave members of Garda Seusana went to work one morning and did not return to the house tragicly, after they were killed in the duties of duty.”
Garda Drew Harris Commissioner said he wanted to “welcome” and parents in particular Michael Perda Perda in service.
His tragic death is a flagrant reminder of the fragility of life and the risks that Garde faces daily in their duties.
“It brings us back all the sadness and pain that we feel as individuals and association, after it lost a member of his family.
Unfortunately, our honor now stands at 90 Gardai. Kevin will soon join the other 89 names engraved on Garda Memorial here, and every day my Garda’s memorial when we meet here in these beautiful surrounding areas, we will remember Kevin and all those who were killed in the duty line.
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“Today we honor their service to this country, their commitment to making Ireland a safer place, and their contribution to society and the state.
“We commend their courage and courage, their flexibility in facing adversity, and their determination to face the danger to help others. Today we think about their sacrifices.
“Their loss is deeply like the day they took from us.”
