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Courtesy of Garda Info on X
A CLARE based artist has created a mural in honour of the gardaí, as part of a Clare Arts initiative.
Rachel MacManus painted a garda in Ennis, on a large transporter box on one of the town’s busy streets.
In every community we proudly serve, there are kind people that positively support our work and uplift us all.
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) August 21, 2023
We are so grateful for this art by local artist, Rachel Macmanus in Ennis Co. Clare done as part of the @ClareArtsOffice initiative.#KeepingPeopleSafe pic.twitter.com/jThBAsvItW
Garda Info, the official An Garda Síochána social media account, posted a picture of the colourful mural saying: “In every community we proudly serve, there are kind people that positively support our work and uplift us all.
“We are so grateful for this art by local artist, Rachel Macmanus in Ennis.”
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