Gardaí in Wexford will be among those to benefit from a new uniform which is being updated to provide more protection, durability and functionality.
It will be delivered to over 13-thousand uniform members at 560 Garda stations nationwide, and it's expected to 'go live' in March. The new uniform will consist of a soft shell jacket, a waterproof jacket, blue polo shirt, operational trousers and practical base layers. A key finding of an internal Garda cultural Audit was a desire for a new, practical uniform for frontline Gardaí. This is the third upgrade in 100 years and the first time the Operational Uniform, other than the uniform cap, will feature the Garda Crest. Back to news Follow South East Radio on: Facebook – Instagram – Twitter – Linkedin
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