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Jordan Power with Waterford city Gardaí.
Waterford city Gardaí made a young man’s birthday extra special last week.
West Waterford’s Jordan Power celebrated his 15th birthday on July 4, but unbeknownst to him Gardaí in Waterford city had arranged with his mam Gillian for him to come to the station for a days work.
4th July 2018, marked an important day for Jordan Power from
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) July 6, 2018
West Waterford. Not alone did he turn 15, but unbeknownst to him Gardaí in
Waterford City had arranged with his Mam Gillian for him to come to the station
for a days work! pic.twitter.com/e5mrhm7N7i
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