It's ahead of the 100th anniversary of the police force next year.
Former gardaí and their families are being asked to contribute to a new project, capturing the history of the force.
The initiative is being launched by the Garda Síochána Retired Members' Association, ahead of the 100th anniversary of the police service next year.
John O'Brien, who served as Detective Chief Superintendent in Laois/Offaly in the 1990s, says they're particularly interested in the living history between 1970 and the early 2000s:
Anyone who'd like to contribute can contact 01 254 8442.
Eurovision Participation Decisions Come Down To Money And Audience - Eurovision Author
Fiosrú Finds Gardaí Acted Lawfully Before Fatal M9 Crash
EU Agricultural Commissioner "Blown Away" By Ploughing - Anna Marie McHugh
HSE Accused Of Withholding Home Support Data With 5,600 On Waiting Lists
Over 27,500 Midlands Drivers Could Pay Hundreds More For Car Insurance
Midlands Set For A Night Of Culture And Creativity
Westmeath Family Banned From Social Media Following Alleged Violent Incident
Laois TD Raises Concerns Over Lengthy Reserve Defence Forces Recruitment Process