Licence and registration, please: Noah looks the part in his garda car
GARDAI came across Noah Quish, aged 3, in Monaleen during a special Operation Fanacht checkpoint this Sunday but it was fine as he was within 5kms from his home.
The garda fleet was increased by one as Little Blue Heroes honorary garda, Noah Quish received a brand new vehicle that would be the envy of many on the force.
Community Policing and Roads Policing Units from Henry Street made the presentation this morning.
"Stay safe Noah and well wear!" say gardai.
Noah, whose parents Una and John Joe are from Ballylanders, sped away in delight. It was a garda chase that ended with smiles.
The Garda fleet was increased by one today as @LilBlueHeroes Honorary Garda, Noah Quish recieved his new Garda vehicle.#CommunityPolicing and Roads Policing Units from Henry Street in #Limerick made the presentation this morning.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 25, 2020
Stay safe Noah and well wear! pic.twitter.com/LzsSu0CR1o
Noah - who is battling serious illness and has had numerous life-saving surgeries - loves An Garda Siochana. And the guards love Noah.
Last year, gardai picked him up from home and brought him to Henry Street where he met Chief Superintendent Gerry Roche; then Supt Derek Smart, Garda Dog Unit and the Traffic Corps.
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