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06 Sept 2025
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A construction worker working on Portlaoise's new Garda Station has posted an amazing video to social media.
Facebook user Molua Ciarán Flanagan posted this video on Monday morning, from the top of a crane.
The video the ongoing development of Portlaoise's Garda HQ.
This €30 million euro investment in Portlaoise will include a three storey extension, with an end date of 2027.
The proposed development works will consist of the refurbishment/conservation of existing two-storey Garda station building and two single-storey guard houses.
A three-storey extension will be built to the existing Garda station building while a new three-storey-over-basement building is planned for the Defence Force property beside the station. A former Defence Focres building is among a number of structures that will be demolished.
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