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After dedicating over three decades to Dunreidy Engineering, Jack Kelly has officially announced his retirement from the company, bringing an end to a remarkable 30-year career.
Mr Kelly predominantly served as an Electrical Supervisor in Tirlán, Ballyragget, in a role where he was held in high regard.
"His dedication, leadership, and commitment have made a lasting impact on our team and culture," the local business, based in the Hebron Industrial Estate on the outskirts of Kilkenny, posted to social media.
"Over three decades, he has helped shape who we are today," they continued.
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"We honoured him with a special send-off yesterday, where his colleagues from Dunreidy and Tirlán gathered to commend his incredible career.
"We are truly grateful for his hard work and the legacy he leaves behind. Please join us in congratulating Jack Kelly and wishing him all the best in this well-earned next chapter!"
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