Taoiseach Michael Martin with Emma Walsh, Brooke O'Brien, Robyn Plunkett and Katelyn Rockett
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17 May 2022
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Recruits in training / PHOTO: KILDARE FIRE SERVICE
Kildare Fire Service is currently running its first Level 6 QQI accredited recruitment course of 2022.
Recruit firefighters from across Kildare, Louth and Laois County Fire & Rescue Service are taking part in the three-week training.
The trainees will gain skills to be competent in firefighting and road based incidents, before furthering their training in other skills such as Hazmat, First Responder and Swift water rescue at a later stage.
A spokesperson said: "We want to wish them all the very best of luck for the coming weeks, and for their future careers as firefighters in their respective counties."
Twilight Jet ridden by Leigh Roche winning The Goffs Lacken Stakes at Naas for Michael O'Callaghan, Photo: carolinenorris.ie
Tullamore Branch employees Paul Maloney (Branch Manager) Jill Keeley, Teresa Woods, Breda McDonald, Geraldine Kenny, Lisa Moyles, Michelle Coleman, Colin Walsh.
The hearing took place in Naas
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