The Argus

Evelyn retires from Iarnród Éireann after 43 years

- By OLIVIA RYAN

IT was a very special New Years Eve for local woman Evelyn Fitzsimons when she retired from Iarnrod Eireann after 43 years of dedicated service.

Evelyn, from the Ardee Road, first began working at Dundalk Station in the mid 1970s when she took up a post on the switchboar­d under the former Station master Stephen McGivern.

In more recent years she was transferre­d to the booking office, from where she retired as Chief Clerk.

Evelyn was delighted to be joined by family, friends, co-workers and current members of staff for a celebratio­n as she clocked off for the final time after 43 years at Clarke Station.

She was especially thrilled to be joined by her children and grand-children, including her daughter who had travelled home from France for Christmas.

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Evelyn Fitzsimons who retired from Iarnród Éireann after fory three years pictured with family and colleagues on her last day. Picture: Ken Finegan/Newspics Right, Evelyn Fitzsimons who retired from Iarnród Éireann after forty three years pictured receiving a presentati­on from Willie McLoughlin and Maurice Murphy on her last day.
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